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Northwestern University is developing Phase One of the Gladys & Arthur Pancoe Life Sciences Pavilion, a new 88,000-sf research facility housing the Center for Experimental Animal Research on the university's Evanston campus. The project will accommodate research for the University and Northwestern Healthcare’s Evanston Hospital. Designed by Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership of Los Angeles, the four-story building with basement will house flexible research labs, faculty offices, vivarium, auditorium, and a café. The first $65-million phase, constructed by Walsh Construction Company of Chicago, includes build-out of the structure, vivarium, café, and lab build-out of the north wing's four floors.  Completion is expected in spring of 2003.