Major renovation begins at Colorado State University’s Clark Building

The Clark Building at Colorado State University, constructed in the 1960s, is undergoing significant renovations due to its deteriorating condition. The project will start with the demolition and replacement of the B-wing, after which the A-wing will be renovated. The C-wing will remain unchanged for the time being. This renovation is crucial as the Clark Building serves a large number of students, with nearly 97% of undergraduates attending at least one class there. The aging facilities have raised concerns among students and staff, especially as other campus buildings have been renovated while Clark has been largely neglected. The university has recently secured state funding for this much-needed project, which is expected to take several semesters to complete. The renovations aim to modernize the building and improve the learning environment for students and faculty alike.