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Tradeline, Inc. filters and categorizes new-construction and industry news from regional and professional journals across the country. Here you will find new projects, products, and regulatory updates.
DATELINE Socorro, N.M.
Construction began in early July 2005 on a new $6.6-million facility for New Mexico's Sevilleta Research and Education Center. Located at the intersection of several major biotic zones in the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge 20 miles north of Socor...
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DATELINE Boston
Lyme Properties LLC broke ground on the 705,000-sf Center for Life Science Boston on July 26, 2005. Formerly called the Blackfan Research Center, the $250-million project is slated for completion in 2007. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center will occ...
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DATELINE Argonne, Ill.
The University of Chicago will begin construction in fall 2005 on the $31-million Howard T. Ricketts Laboratory, a germ research facility to be located at Argonne National Laboratory, which the University manages for the federal government....
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DATELINE Swansea, United Kingdom
Swansea University will complete construction of its Institute of Life Science in South West Wales by year-end 2006. The six-story biology-based research facility will house a business incubator to develop commercial applications of scientific discov...
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DATELINE Chandler, Ariz.
Intel Corp. is initiating construction on the $3-billion "Fab 32" facility in Chandler Ariz. Located on Intel's Ocotillo campus, the 300-mm wafer fabrication plant will begin making microprocessors in the second half of 2007 on 45 nanometer process techno...
| | 7.25.05
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DATELINE Macon, Ga.
Mercer University is planning to construct a new $14-million science and engineering building on its Macon campus. Sited next to the Mercer School of Medicine, the two-story, 52,000-sf facility will house a 150-seat auditorium, a materials-testing system,...
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DATELINE Auburn, Ala.
Auburn University will break ground in early fall of 2005 on a research park and incubator in Auburn, Ala. Designed by Sasaki Associates of Boston, the two-building development will provide incubator space for the commercialization of research discoveries...
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DATELINE Springfield, Ill.
Southern Illinois University School of Medicine has broken ground on the 66,000-sf Cancer Institute in Springfield, Ill. Designed by Hanson Professional Services of Springfield with consulting provided by BSA Life Structures of Chicago, the three-sto...
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DATELINE East Greenbush, N.Y.
The University at Albany, the State University of New York, will open the $45 million Gen*NY*Sis Center for Excellence in Cancer Genomics on its East Greenbush, N.Y., campus in September 2005. Construction on the cancer research center began in summe...
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DATELINE Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Saint Mary's University has awarded the Atlantic Buildings division of Aecon Group the construction management contract for the $25.5 million renovation of its Applied Science Building in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The project includes the refurbishi...
| | 7.20.05
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DATELINE Tallassee, Ala.
Hanil USA, a subsidiary of TI Automotive, will develop a manufacturing and assembly plant in an existing 10,000-sf facility in Tallassee, Ala. Hanil will initiate construction immediately on a $2.3 million renovation and expansion of the buildin...
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DATELINE Opelika, Ala.
Korean auto parts manufacturer Mando Corp. is expanding its 150,000-sf Opelika, Ala., facility to 325,000 sf. The project contractor is Jacksonville, Fla.-base Pattillo Construction Company, the contractor who built the original facility in 2004. Sla...
| | 7.18.05
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DATELINE Cambridge, Mass.
Swiss pharmaceutical maker Novartis AG has renovated the historic 1927 New England Candy Co. factory in Cambridge to create a 500,000-sf biomedical research facility. The renovated building now houses labs, offices, breakout rooms, a 180-seat au...
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DATELINE Novato, Calif.
The Buck Institute for Age Research in Novato, Calif., is planning a $100-million expansion project. Doubling its existing space, the institute plans to add three buildings to its campus over the next ten years for a total footprint of 360,000 sf. Up...
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DATELINE Duarte, Calif.
City of Hope National Medical Center opened the $200-million Helford Clinical Research Hospital in Duarte, Calif., on July 15, 2005. Designed by NBBJ, the 347,000-sf, 144-bed facility will advance research in cancer and other life threatening diseases...
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DATELINE Gainesville, Fla.
The University of Florida is developing the 23,500-gsf Center of Excellence for Regenerative Heath Biotechnology in Alachua County, Fla. Sited 13 miles from the University's Gainesville campus in the Sid Martin Biotechnology Development Incubator in&...
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DATELINE LaGrange, Ga.
Ae Group ag, a German maker of automotive and aerospace die-casting parts, will invest $15 million to construct its North American headquarters and manufacturing plant in LaGrange, Ga. The 200,000-sf facility will feature a robotics and automation intensi...
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DATELINE White Oak, Md.
The Food and Drug Administration has completed the 551,000-sf Center for Drug Evaluation and Research in White Oak, Md. Housing 1,750 employees, the facility is the largest building at the new FDA headquarters complex under construction in White Oak....
| | 7.12.05
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DATELINE Hamilton, N.Y.
Colgate University is constructing the 119,000-sf Ho Science Center on its Hamilton, N.Y., campus. Slated for completion by September 2007, the $50-million building will house the environmental studies, geography, geology, physics, and astronomy depa...
| | 7.12.05
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DATELINE Pittsburgh, Penn.
The University of Pittsburgh will open the $205-million Biomedical Science Tower 3 in August 2005. Construction of the 330,000-sf facility was overseen by Mascaro Construction Co. The ten-story tower plus basement will house programs in structural biology...
| | 7.11.05
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DATELINE Towson, Md.
Towson University is engaged in an expansion and renovation of its Center for the Arts in Towson, Md. The $53-million project adds 134,000 sf to the original 166,000-sf structure for a total of 300,000 sf. New facilities in the center include a 140-s...
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DATELINE Maryville, Mo.
Northwest Missouri State University (NMSU) is developing the 140,000-sf Missouri Center of Excellence for Plant Biologics in Maryville, Mo. The $30-million on-campus facility will house industry tenants as well as academic researchers. The facil...
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DATELINE Tucson, Ariz.
The University of Arizona in Tucson is engaged in a $46.1-million expansion of its Chemistry building. Housing additional research labs and office space for the Department of Chemistry, the facility is slated for occupancy in May 2006. The project was des...
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DATELINE Birmingham, Ala.
The University of Alabama at Birmingham is engaged in the fit-out of 22,631 sf of chemistry space. Housing two organic chemistry labs, two general chemistry labs, one physical chemistry lab, and one biological chemistry lab, the facility will al...
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DATELINE Las Colinas, Texas
Fluor Corp. has selected Dallas-based Koll Development Co. to construct its new 120,000-sf international headquarters in Las Colinas, Texas. Sited on 26 acres, the facility will accommodate operations relocated from Orange County, Calif. The new headquart...
| | 7.5.05
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DATELINE Farmers Branch, Texas
Celanese Corp. is relocating its global headquarters to Farmers Branch, Texas from Frankfurt, Germany. The industrial chemicals company has leased an additional 30,000 sf of office space for 12 years at its existing 185,000-sf Dallas-area site. The e...
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DATELINE Patterson, Calif.
Walnut Creek, Calif.-based Longs Drug Stores will invest $50 to $55 million in a new distribution center in Patterson, Calif. The 800,000-sf Stanislaus County warehouse will become operational by 2006 and will eventually replace Long's 427,000-sf facility...
| | 7.4.05
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DATELINE Cambridge, United Kingdom
The University of Cambridge is constructing the Centre for Advanced Photonics and Electronics (CAPE) in Cambridge, UK. Designed by TP Bennett of London, the new facility will provide over 4,800 square-meters of research and laboratory space for ...
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DATELINE Kansas City, Kan.
The University of Kansas celebrated the topping off of the new 205,000-sf Biomedical Research Center in Kansas City, Kansas, on June 28, 2005. The $57.2-million, five story project will house facilities for studying proteins, fertility and reproductive st...
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DATELINE Morgantown, W.V.
West Virginia University is expanding its Ruby Memorial Hospital and Health Sciences Campus in Morgantown with the construction of a new North/Northwest Tower. The eight-story addition will include 81 beds, six operating rooms, a new ICU and ped...
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DATELINE Seattle, Wa.
Corixa Corp., a developer of immunotherapeutics, has completed its new 130,000-sf headquarters in Seattle, Wa. Designed by Seattle-based MBT Architects, the five-story facility includes a lobby and reception area with a fireplace, two decks, dining,&...
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