Broaddus & Associates provided project management services for complex research and biocontainment facilities at The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, including Buildings 17 and 21. Building 17 is a 90,200-SF, five-story laboratory research facility with animal barrier and support facilities, generic laboratories, offices, and specialized spaces for small-animal behavioral research. The building also connects to two existing research and vivarium facilities.

Building 21 expanded an existing facility from 36,000 SF to 95,000 SF through a new four-story wing and additional floor. The renovated and expanded building houses a large-animal vivarium, surgical and ICU facilities, and specialized areas for surgery, anesthesiology, and gastroenterology, supporting advanced medical research and teaching.