About
The Center for the Sciences and Innovation (CSI) is comprised of the main building, Cowles Hall, and Marrs-McLean Hall. CSI the campus hub for collaborative learning for all students at Trinity.
The University began construction of CSI in 2010, and the building was completed in 2014. This $127 million project is the largest construction project the University has ever undertaken.
Fast Facts
- CSI boasts high-tech teaching and research laboratories,glass-walled classrooms, and dramatic design features, including a grand entrance, atrium, and elevated walkways.
- CSI has been certified as a LEED Gold facility and incorporates several sustainability measures, including a landscaped bioswale that captures and filters rainwater.
Inside the Venue
State-of-the-art research and teaching spaces
This five-story science and engineering complex includes a rooftop observatory, a living “green” roof and rooftop greenhouse, and an open-air innovation and design studio, where students of all majors can operate heavy-duty laser cutters, 3D printers, lathes, and more.
Directions and Parking
Address
East Hollywood Ave, San Antonio, TX 78212