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Aggie
Square
Sacramento, CA
Client: University of California Davis and Wexford Science + Technology
Designed in collaboration with Atlas Lab
Designed specifically to co-locate private industry, infrastructure, and community-based partnerships, Aggie Square is a notable P3 effort between Wexford Science & Technology and the University of California Davis. The 8-acre landscape stitches together a dynamic building program to create an innovation district that has an organic and symbiotic relationship to the surrounding neighborhoods. Trees play a pivotal role by framing a series of outdoor rooms for collaboration and public life.
AUTHENTICALLY SACRAMENTO
Seamlessly connecting to the surrounding neighborhoods, landscape ameliorates heat and cleans the air.
A series of urban rooms invite gathering amid Phase I’s building program: 500,000 square feet of science, technology and engineering facilities; 250,000 square feet of classroom and co-working space; 30,000 square feet of “community-serving” ground-floor space, and 200 units of housing.
AUTHENTICALLY SACRAMENTO
Seamlessly connecting to the surrounding neighborhoods, landscape ameliorates heat and cleans the air.
