See Photos of the UNMC Catalyst project at the Omaha Steel Castings site
Looking toward the east at the former Omaha Steel Castings site, it will be turned into a new project for UNMC called Catalyst,
CHRIS MACHIAN THE WORLD-HERALD
The former Omaha Steel Castings site, it will be turned into a new project for UNMC called Catalyst,
CHRIS MACHIAN THE WORLD-HERALD
The former Omaha Steel Castings site, it will be turned into a new project for UNMC called Catalyst.
CHRIS MACHIAN THE WORLD-HERALD
The former Omaha Steel Castings site, it will be turned into a new project for UNMC called Catalyst.
CHRIS MACHIAN THE WORLD-HERALD
The former Omaha Steel Castings site, it will be turned into a new project for UNMC called Catalyst.
CHRIS MACHIAN THE WORLD-HERALD
The former Omaha Steel Castings site, it will be turned into a new project for UNMC called Catalyst. It will be the western edge of the campus.
CHRIS MACHIAN THE WORLD-HERALD
A construction work looks out the window of a building on the former Omaha Steel Castings site, it will be turned into a new project for UNMC called Catalyst,
CHRIS MACHIAN THE WORLD-HERALD
The former Omaha Steel Castings site, it will be turned into a new project for UNMC called Catalyst.
CHRIS MACHIAN THE WORLD-HERALD
The former Omaha Steel Castings site, it will be turned into a new project for UNMC called Catalyst.
CHRIS MACHIAN THE WORLD-HERALD
The former Omaha Steel Castings site, it will be turned into a new project for UNMC called Catalyst. It will be the western edge of the campus.
UNMC's footprint in midtown has grown by about a million square feet of building space a decade over the last several decades. That growth became more visible with the recent groundbreaking on The Catalyst project.
The University of Nebraska Medical Center won approval to make plans for a new $2.19 billion academic medical center in Omaha, which would be the largest project in university history.
A $11.8 million federal grant to a UNMC research center will help propel and expand its efforts to address heart disease, Nebraska's second-leading cause of death. Â
The project, which would be the largest in University of Nebraska history, would provide more — and more modern — space for education, research and patient care.Â