Zachry Engineering Education Complex

Transforming Engineering Education

Located at the intersection of University Drive and Bizzell Street, the Zachry Engineering Education Complex is the largest academic building on the Texas A&M University campus. The Zachry building, home to the Texas A&M College of Engineering, is unlike any other facility in the nation.

The 525,000-square-foot complex completely modernized the original Zachry Engineering Center that it replaced. The current Zachry building includes the additions of the SuSu and Mark A. Fischer ’72 Engineering Design Center and expansive instructional labs.

aerial view of the new Zachry building

The complex revolutionizes the way we deliver education to our undergraduate students with its student-centered design and modern learning techniques and technology.

Building Access Hours

Fall 2024
Monday – Thursday: 7:00 a.m. – 2:00 a.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Sunday: 9:00 a.m. – 2 a.m.

Starbucks Hours
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Building Tours

Register for a Zachry Engineering Education Complex tour. Learn about our hands-on learning spaces, meeting and event areas and engineering art.

Register for a Tour

Reserve a Space

College of Engineering faculty, staff and students can book spaces in the Zachry building for study sessions, meetings and events.

Reserve a Room or Event Space

Digital Signage

College of Engineering programs, departments and certain organizations can promote events and announcements through Zachry digital signage.

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E-Quad
Copyright: How to build a sphere out of cubes, 2018, Olafur Eliasson

Engineering Quad

Conveniently located between the Zachry Engineering Education Complex, Wisenbaker Engineering Building, Dwight Look Engineering Building and H.J. (Bill) and Reta Haynes Engineering Building is the Engineering Quad (E-Quad). The E-Quad is a beautiful outdoor green space to meet, relax, eat and study. Throughout the E-Quad, you can find 50 favorite equations engraved in the pavement that were selected by our students, faculty, staff and former students.

Learn more about the E-Quad