UCLA Capital Programs
Powell Library 2026 Preservation Award
"Through visionary rehabilitation and seismic strengthening, this literary icon at the heart of UCLA campus life will inspire generations of Bruins to come." - Los Angeles Conservancy
UCLA Research Park
UCLA acquired L.A.’s former Westside Pavilion to transform an empty shopping center into a state-of-the-art, multidisciplinary research and innovation hub.
Gayley Towers
Gayley Towers redeveloped into affordable co-living apartments
5210 Pacific Concourse Dr. Tenant Improvements
Renovation of life sciences building will establish a Sports Medicine Institute, relocate the off-campus UCLA Clinical Microbiology Laboratory, and create a community-fill pharmacy and a specialty pharmacy.
901 Levering Student Housing
Construction of new 19-story apartment building will house approximately 1,130 undergraduate students beginning Fall 2029.
The Capital Programs department is responsible for conceptualizing, planning, designing, and constructing major capital construction and renovation projects at UCLA. Projects greater than $3,000,000 are considered major capital construction. Capital Programs develops financial strategies, obtains project approvals, reviews plans and specifications, completes environmental reviews, prepares and negotiates construction contracts, coordinates staging plans, and serves as a repository for project records and as-built plans.
News
- The UCLA Research Park is two years away from opening its doors. But it’s already buzzing with energy and ideas.(opens in new tab)
- New 19-Story housing complex on Levering Avenue will provide housing for 1,130 students.(opens in new tab)
- We honor Coach Wooden's legacy by renovating the John Wooden Center addressing seismic deficiencies: a significant step forward in improving the experience for all Bruins.(opens in new tab)