Current projects at the Utrecht Science Park
Utrecht University is working on several new building and renovation projects in the Utrecht Science Park.
Projects
New bank protection for the Botanic Gardens’ fort moat
The bank protection of the fort moat at the Utrecht University Botanic Gardens is being renewed after 60 years.
Thermal energy storage system for Veterinary Medicine
A WKO installation will be installed in the eastern part of the Utrecht Science Park in the second half of 2024. This part of the installation will connect the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine buildings to this sustainable energy source.
Arboretum park
Amid the bustling developments in the Utrecht Science Park (USP), we are working on a green Arboretum park that not only connects but also enriches. The Arboretum Park will soon form a green link between the centre of the USP and the buildings in the Northwest Cluster.
Redevelopment Hugo R. Kruyt Building
he Hugo R. Kruyt Building is a step closer to a large-scale redevelopment. The Executive Board recently approved the project's initiation phase, releasing the necessary project budget. This allows the project to be further developed.
Development Transition Building
Utrecht University is looking for a market party to develop a laboratory and office building in the Utrecht Science Park.
Zonnepark A12 Bunnik
On the south side of the A12 motorway, between petrol station De Forten and the Houten-Oost exit, solar panels are being installed to generate sustainable energy. This project is a collaboration between Energie Coöperatie Bunnik and Utrecht University.
Dismantling Martinus G. de Bruin Building
The Martinus G. de Bruin building is being dismantled in a circular way.
SL2 provides space in Northwest Utrecht Science Park
SL2 is being prepared for the arrival of the Faculty of Science.The purchase of SL2 allows, among other things, the Hugo R. Kruyt Building to be vacated before the redevelopment starts.
Utrecht University builds Circular Pavilion
A meeting place in the heart of the campus where our contribution to the transition to a sustainable society becomes visible and tangible.
