The Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health serves as a new gateway to ASU’s Tempe campus at the southwest corner of University Drive and Rural Road. It opened for operations and classes in January 2022 and was celebrated …

Located on the southwest corner of Rural Road and University Drive, the Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health is a 281,000-square-foot, high-performance research facility fostering an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge generation and leading-edge research, including innovative endeavors focusing on the sustainability of food, wa...

The Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health serves as a new gateway to the Tempe campus at the southwest corner of University Drive and Rural Road.

Our group and the Hydrosystems Engineering program is located in the Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health (WCPH) on the ASU Tempe Campus. In this facility, we have faculty and graduate student offices, a high-bay laboratory, field storage areas, bench space, and an operational open channel.

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ASU’s Walton Center for Planetary Health offers a 281,000-square-foot home to leading-edge research focused on the sustainability of food, water, and energy. Half of the building is lifted off the site, providing cool breezes in the courtyard and shaded pedestrian links to the campus.

The walking bridge connects the 3rd floor of the ASU Novus Parking Structure to the 2nd floor of WCPH. Once across the Mall bridge, there is an elevator to Terrace your left, across from the stairs.

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