The Louisville Science Center has begun expanding into the Alexander Building it bought last year for $2 million at the corner of West Main Street and Eighth Street, next door to its current facility. The expansion will cost about $1 million and will house a 5,200-square-foot science education center with modern laboratories.
Construction will last until next spring and the space will serve school field trips and after school programs. The first phase now under construction will occupy the first floor of the building and the Center will continue to expand into four upper floors over the next decade.
- Science Center Begins Expansion (WFPL News)
- Science Center begins expansion (C-J)
- Louisville Science Center (Official Site)
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