Texas A&M Fort Worth Begins to Take Shape

Contractors have started work on the first structure of the state’s newest university campus, Texas A&M Fort Worth. The Law and Education Building has begun construction just east of the Fort Worth Convention Center. The $150 million project will become the new home to Texas A&M’s fast-growing School of Law and house courses in engineering, health care, nursing and other subjects offered by Texas A&M University, Texas A&M Health, and Tarleton State University. 

The campus, covering four city blocks, will eventually include a Research and Innovation Building where the private sector, including some of the city’s largest employers, and the A&M System’s agencies can work together. The Gateway Building will house offices, more classroom and meeting spaces, and a conference center.

The Texas A&M University System has a stated goal to deliver the campus by 2027.