The University of Kentucky Seedhouse Renovation project is being undertaken to extend the usable life of the building and to maintain the weather resistance. The façade is showing many signs of decay, as there are many visible areas of cracking in the concrete masonry walls and signs water penetration on the South side of the building. Along with some minor roof leaks. The South side of the building is to receive a new metal wall panel assembly with a fluid-applied air barrier to mitigate the water penetration issue. The remaining masonry will be repaired, cleaned, and painted with breathable, exterior-grade masonry paint. The existing loading dock is to be demolished and reconfigured to accommodate a new exterior walk-in cooler and vestibule. The damaged Pre-Engineered Metal Building’s insulation is to be replaced in kind, and a new high-velocity, low-speed fan is to be installed in the large open space. The existing interior office spaces, restrooms, and breakroom are to be renovated with new finishes, HVAC and electrical fixtures. In addition, a new Work Room and Processing / Testing Lab are to be constructed.