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Tarrant County College Begins $85 Million Science Building at Northeast Campus in Hurst
The three-story, 85,000-square-foot building will house instructional labs, student collaboration space and faculty offices.
Tarrant County College has begun construction on an $85 million science building at its Northeast Campus, 828 W. Harwood Road in Hurst. The college broke ground on the project Oct. 26 and puts the overall project, including about 140,000 square feet of renovation, at $225 million.
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing describes a new three-story, 85,000-square-foot instructional science building. The building will include instructional labs, student collaboration space and faculty offices.
The project was registered Aug. 13 with a filed construction value of $85 million. The filing lists work from July 1, 2026, to May 31, 2028, giving the project about two years of construction.
The owner is the Tarrant County College District, and the project is publicly funded on college-owned land. Perkins & Will's Dallas office is the design firm.
The college has not publicly named its construction manager for the project.
Project Team
Design: Perkins & Will
