The $25 million pharmacy facility will include laboratories, lecture halls and offices to provide more space for the College of Pharmacy and offer students hands-on experience in an integrated medical community. 

The two-story, 54,000 square foot building will feature modern professional development amenities and state of the art modular laboratory space with movable laboratory elements to enhance efficiency and flexibility. A 500-seat auditorium will also be constructed in the Collier building to accommodate large lecture classes. The new UT Pharmacy building, designed by Poggemeyer Design Group of Toledo, will be the most complete and clinically advanced facility in the region. 

Upon completion, the new pharmacy building will receive a Silver Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Certification. The LEED^® certification indicates that the building meets energy efficiency standards in many categories, including energy performance, construction pollution prevention, and collection of recyclables.  For more information about the LEED^®  rating system or the U.S. Green Building Council, visit their website.

Building features include:

• Approximately 54,000 square feet of additional learning and office space
• State of the art classrooms
• A drug information center that will provide valuable medication information to the public
• A professional development lab in which students will practice interpersonal and business skills essential to become pharmacists
• Student computer labs and work areas
• A pharmacy museum and model pharmacy
• Student and common lounges
• Offices for alumni and student organizations
• Video conferencing rooms
• A sterile products laboratory in which students will learn to prepare the types of injections and intravenous fluids that would be processed in a hospital or specialty pharmacy

Floor Plans

To explore the floor plans for the new building in detail, please select a pdf file to view.

1. First floor architectural design
2. First floor of the Health Education building
3. A closer look at the first floor Student Affairs and professional areas
4. Second floor architectural design
5. A closer look at the second floor offices and labs
6. Lower level laboratories

Floor plans are in pdf format. You will need Adobe® Reader® to view these files.