demolition
Prepare for campus power outages
To prepare to demolish S&T’s current power substation, power on the S&T campus must be rerouted. This will cause several power outages to occur over the next two weeks, beginning Tuesday, Aug. 9. Two new substations will be built, one near Residential Commons 2 and one near 209 E. 8th St. in Rolla. The new substations will be completed by the end of 2023.
Read More »Demolition of Campus Support Facility to begin June 20
Demolition of the Campus Support Facility at North State Street and Miner Circle begins Monday, June 20. The demolition will clear land for the campus entrance and the construction of facilities.
Read More »Updates on campus construction
The Missouri S&T campus is undergoing many changes. In the coming months, you may notice utility relocations, the demolition of the Campus Support Facility, excavation work and construction on the Innovation Lab
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Bureau of Mines buildings scheduled for demolition
Three former U.S. Bureau of Mines (BOM) buildings on campus are scheduled for demolition beginning in June as part of the university’s plans to develop a new entry to campus and new facilities for students. The three buildings are located south of the Havener Center near the intersection of University Drive and Bishop Avenue.
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Campus maintenance and repair projects supported through federal funds
Missouri S&T recently received over $4.68 million in federal funds to support two maintenance and repair projects: replacement of a 1950s-era electrical substation and removal of the university’s decommissioned power plant.
Read More »Demo to start soon on structures near power plant
The ancillary structures around and connected to S&T’s former power plant building will be removed in the coming weeks.
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Two-minute video chronicles chimney demo
Since 1895, students and employees at Missouri S&T could orient themselves around campus by looking upward to the chimneys atop the campus power plant. In 2014, the plant was decommissioned. No longer in use, the deteriorating chimneys needed to be removed. Watch as the brick-by-brick demolition process that took steeplejacks six weeks to perform is […]
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