Take a look at renderings of Arizona's new and improved athletic facilities

Construction for the university's new indoor sports complex is slated to begin sometime in April, with a quick completion date expected in December. The $15 million facility will sit across the street from Arizona Stadium on the old site of Sancet Stadium, spanning from East Sixth Street to the new Ginny L. Clements Academic Center. 

Among the upgrades, according to the UA's Capital Campaign:

• 90-yard field with a 10-yard end zone.
• Full-width, climate-controlled space for training and conditioning amongst other opportunities.

Hillenbrand Stadium will receive its first major renovation since 2006 after the Wildcats' season ends, with upgrades to the press box and seating area behind home plate. The softball stadium opened in 1993 and has since seen upgrades from outfield bleachers and a new video board, to the facility's weather-resistant infield. 

The $8 million project is expected to be completed by the start of the 2019 softball season.

The UA's aquatic center will get upgrades to its pools, diving well, pump and plumbing. Hillenbrand's 50-meter pool will expand and the facility will get four new 25-yard short course lanes, all to the delight of new Arizona swim coach Augie Busch. The center hasn't received a significant upgrade since 2008, when the UA added a state-of-the-art diving well.

The $15 million project is expected to begin April 1 and finish by Jan. 1, 2019. Among the upgrades, according to the UA's Capital Campaign:

• Rebuild and expand the 50-meter pool to 65 meters, including the old diving well.
• Increase the number of 25-yard short course lanes from 18 to 22.
• Replace and significantly upgrade the pump and plumbing infrastructure.

The $1.5 million upgrades to McKale Center's lower concourse will be for new and remodeled locker rooms. The UA gave McKale a $30 million facelift in 2014, which included new and expanded locker rooms for the men's and women's basketball teams and volleyball team. It also added film rooms and lounge areas.

The new renovations will add locker rooms for other programs at the UA. The project will commence Monday, with a goal of being completed by Aug. 15.

Among the upgrades, according to the UA's Capital Campaign:

• Working in the lower concourse in the old academic and lab-space area.
• New locker rooms for men’s golf, soccer, men’s tennis, and women’s track and field/xc.
• Remodeled locker rooms for women’s swimming and diving and men’s track and field/xc.

Plans and information for all of the school's upcoming upgrades to athletic facilities can be viewed on its new "Capital Campaign" page.