Austin | UT Dell Campus for Advanced Research

[Tyrone Shoes]

Is this the old SEMATEC site taken over by UT after SEMATEC up and moved to Rochester New York?

[Syndic]

I'm super late to seeing these renderings but ho-lee shit. As someone who grew up in 78758 just down the street from this, I can't even begin to explain how unexpected a glow-up the area is receiving.

We always knew that land had development potential but I never expected them to go so big.

I sold my starter house in 78753 in 2023 for $167k more than I bought it for (partly due to its proximity to The Domain/Q2 Stadium) but it looks like the area isn't slowing down. Value will radiate out into the whole wider area from this.

Huge W.

[Armybrat]

Originally Posted by Tyrone Shoes

Is this the old SEMATEC site taken over by UT after SEMATEC up and moved to Rochester New York?

Yes.
I’ll bet the Roaring Fork restaurant on Stone Lake will see an uptick in business.

[Riverranchdrone]

The owner of that Gateway/ Arboretum shopping center got really lucky with getting preapproval for a 500 ft limit to that area. I think Dave and Busters will stay for awhile but if they tear down that shopping center and go tall, That area will be well built up.

[ATX2030]

UT Board of Regents approves first phase of the UT Dell Medical Center

Bailey Meyers
Published August 13, 2026 at 12:46 p.m. CT

https://communityimpact.com/northwest-au...rst-phase-of-the-ut-dell-medical-center/

The University of Texas System Board of Regents approved adding the first phase of the UT Dell Medical Center to UT’s capital improvement program at an Aug. 12 meeting.

The CIP is the university’s approved list of major capital projects. Adding the project to the CIP allows the project to move forward with early design and development preparation work.

[Urbannizer]

New Academic Medical Center Announced for UT Austin

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) with Shepley Bulfinch is leading the design of the new UT Dell Medical Center and the first phase of the UT Dell Campus for Advanced Research at The University of Texas at Austin. Working closely with UT Austin and a multidisciplinary team of consultants, the SOM-led team will design a medical center that will bring together clinical care, discovery and innovation in a unified setting—where welcoming, intuitive spaces and technology, data and AI are integrated from the earliest stages to support clinicians, connect the patient journey, and continuously improve outcomes.

[clubtokyo]

Beautiful!