Amazing Spaces: University of North Texas

Welcome back to Kewaunee’s Amazing Spaces competition blog series! We’re thrilled to take you on a journey through some of the most innovative and inspiring scientific spaces around the world. Today, we’re shining a spotlight on the Science Research Building at the University of North Texas (UNT), where cutting-edge research meets exceptional design.

Project Overview

The Hallmark team recently completed a major renovation project for the UNT, delivering a state-of-the-art upgrade to the 2nd floor of the Science Research Building. This amazing space, finished in September 2024, is designed to provide an optimal environment for scientific research and innovation.

This successful renovation marks another milestone in Hallmark’s long-standing partnership with UNT, which spans over a decade and encompasses more than 25 projects.

Key Players

• Dealer: Hallmark Casework
• Architect: Hoefer Welker
• Builder: McGough Construction
• Lab Planner: CRB

Project Goals

The primary goals for this project included:

• Enhancing Research Capabilities: Upgrading the research facilities to support advanced scientific studies and innovation.
• Creating a Collaborative Environment: Designing spaces that foster collaboration among researchers and students.
• Supporting Long-Term Growth: Providing flexible and adaptable lab spaces that can evolve with the university’s future needs.

Kewaunee Products Utilized

• Venturi Fume Hoods
• Wood on Steel Casework
• Enterprise Workstations
• Kemresin Epoxy Worktops

Special Considerations

Hallmark works closely with designers, contractors, and users to understand every project’s unique challenges and goals. The team then tailors solutions that are mindful of constructability and maximize value while meeting those needs. These unique capabilities helped to make this project a truly amazing space.

Project Gallery

We hope you enjoyed this exciting look into the Science Research Building at the University of North Texas. Stay tuned for more entries in our Amazing Spaces competition blog series, where we’ll continue to explore and celebrate the most inspiring spaces in our industry.