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Groundbreaking ng CvSU-Bacoor City Campus, pinasinayahan ng DPWH

Pinasinayahan ng DPWH ang 12-storey building ng Cavite State University-Bacoor City Campus sa Barangay Molino 3 noong Hulyo 16.
byAnnie Jane Jaminal
July 21, 2024
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Pinasinayahan ng Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) ang groundbreaking ng itatayong 12-storey building ng Cavite State University-Bacoor City Campus sa Barangay Molino 3 noong Hulyo 16.

Groundbreaking 12-storey building ng CvSU-Bacoor City Campus. Photos via DPWH

“The new building project is set to play a pivotal role in advancing education in Bacoor City, providing state-of-the-art facilities for the students and staff of Cavite State University,” ayon sa DPWH.

Kasama sa naturang groundbreaking ang mga opsiyal at staff lokal na pamahalaan ng Bacoor, management ng Cavite State University-Bacoor Campus, at DOST representative.

Ayon pa sa DPWH, mayroong kabuuang 40,000 square meters ang floor area ng nasabing gusali.

“It aims to accommodate the growing student population and enhance the university’s educational facilities with modern amenities, including a basement, recreational areas, and a school terminal, designed to support both academic and extracurricular activities,” anila.

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