The new 131,376-square-foot Science Building at Norfolk State University marks the first phase of the campus’s new Science and Technology quad. This cutting-edge facility will house teaching and research labs, classrooms, a planetarium, greenhouse, and collaboration spaces designed to inspire innovation and discovery. It will serve as the new home for the university’s biology, chemistry, and physics departments, along with the Dozoretz National Institute for Mathematics and Applied Sciences. Watson is proud to support this transformative project with a full electrical installation throughout the building.