UNT HSC Center for Biohealth Building 5th floor Center for Human Identification

The Center for Biohealth renovation at 3400 Camp Bowie Blvd in Fort Worth is complete. This project involved the alteration of 26,054 sq ft of laboratory space on the fifth floor of the building, which houses the Center for Human Identification. The work was registered with TDLR in May 2025 and concluded with a final inspection in April 2026.

Grace Hebert Curtis, LLC served as the design firm for this $1,368,540 renovation. The scope of work included the demolition of existing countertops, sinks, equipment, and refrigeration units. The team then installed new countertops, sinks, a freezer, high-capacity shelving, and updated door hardware. Bonita L Anderson was the registered accessibility specialist for the project.

Construction Timeline and Cost

Construction began in June 2025, following the completion of plan review in May 2025. The scheduled build window was 213 days, which is longer than the 92-day median for similar renovation projects in Tarrant County. The estimated cost of $53 per square foot is below the county median of $79 per square foot for this type of work.

Public funds were used for this project on public land. Nearby businesses include the Amon Carter Museum of American Art and UNT Health Fort Worth. According to U.S. Census estimates for ZIP 76107, the area has a population of about 31,112 and a median household income of $79,473.

UNT HSC has one other TDLR-registered project, the Child Care Center, which is also closed. Grace Hebert Curtis, LLC has four other registered projects in Fort Worth, including the Brown Lupton University Union. TDLR closed the project file in October 2026, which marks the end of the accessibility review process for this construction.