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DATELINE Goodyear, Ariz.
Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) opened the $107 million Western Regional Medical Center in Goodyear, Ariz., in December of 2008. Sited on 25 acres, the 24-bed hospital will provide traditional and alternative cancer therapy for up to 300 patien...
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DATELINE Enniskillen, U.K.
The United Kingdom’s National Health Service will begin construction in the second quarter of 2009 on a £267 million acute care hospital in Enniskillen in Northern Ireland. The four-story, 312-bed facility will include an emergency department,...
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DATELINE White Cross, N.C.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is expanding its animal research and storage facilities in White Cross, N.C. An animal storage building and a well and water treatment plant is slated for completion in early 2009. The University is also pla...
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DATELINE FORT PIERCE, Fla.
Florida Atlantic University is initiating a $44 million renovation of Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute in Fort Pierce. The project includes construction of a marine mammal hospital and 30,000-sf of laboratory space and extensive renovation and replac...
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DATELINE Gold Coast City, QLD, Australia
Griffith University is building a national climate change adaption research facility on its Gold Coast City campus in Queensland, Australia. Slated for completion in 2010, the sustainably-designed project has been awarded $59 million in federal funding. A...
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DATELINE Toyooka, Japan
Hamamatsu Photonics will initiate construction in early 2009 on a new electron tube R&D facility in Toyooka, Japan. Housing research and production space for scintillator plates and light sources, the project will quadruple electron tube R&D and m...
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DATELINE Flowood, Miss.
River Oaks Healthcare is engaged in a $47 million expansion of its hospital in Flowood, Miss. Comprised on a four-story addition, the 145,000-sf facility will house additional space for obstetrical, neonatal, surgical, and general medical services. The pr...
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DATELINE Blacksburg, Va.
Virginia Tech is building the $24 million Institute for Critical Technologies & Applied Science (ICTAS) Phase II in Blacksburg, Va. The three-story, 43,000-gsf facility will house specialized labs for applied and fundamental research in bioengineering...
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DATELINE ANN ARBOR, Mich.
The University of Michigan will purchase Pfizer’s 174-acre campus in Ann Arbor. Housing 1.97 million gsf in 30 buildings, the site will provide 1.3 million sf of research space and 420,000 sf of office space. The $108 million acquisition will enable...
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DATELINE Philadelphia
The Wistar Institute opened a $1.1 million molecular screening facility on its Philadelphia campus in December of 2008. The facility was created in partnership with the University of the Sciences as the centerpiece of the Center for Chemical Biology and T...
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DATELINE KINGSTON, R.I.
The University of Rhode Island (URI) is building the $60 million Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences in Kingston. The 140,000-sf facility broke ground in March 2007 and is slated for completion in 2009. The architect for the facility is Payette Ass...
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DATELINE Washington, D.C.
Over 50 higher education leaders petitioned President-elect Barack Obama to allocate $40 billion for college and university construction projects in December of 2008. The proposal recommends that federal funds be allocated to states on the basis of popula...
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DATELINE RENO, NEV.
The University of Nevada School of Medicine is constructing the Center for Molecular Medicine in Reno. Designed by Dekker/Perich/Sabatini, the 100,000-sf project broke ground in March 2007 and is expected to reach completion in 2009. The facility will acc...
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DATELINE Silver Spring, Md.
The Food and Drug Administration dedicated the renovated Building One at the White Oak Federal Research Center in Silver Spring, Md., in December of 2008. Building One is the seventh White Oak structure completed as part of the FDA's consolidation project...
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DATELINE Hillsboro, Ore.
Kaiser Permanente will break ground on a $285 million hospital in Hillsboro, Ore., in summer of 2009. The facility will be built on a templated floorplan and is being designed by Ellerbe Becket Architects in partnership with Peterson Kolberg & Associa...
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DATELINE Valparaiso, Ind.
Valparaiso University will dedicate the $74 million Harre Union in January of 2009 in Valparaiso, Ind. The facility is nearly four times the size of the University’s existing student union and is the largest construction project in the institution&r...
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DATELINE Cloverdale, BC, Canada
Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s new campus in Cloverdale, BC, Canada, attained LEED Gold sustainable design certification in December of 2008. Designed by Bunting Coady Architects of Vancouver, the 185,139-sf facility houses 27 workshops and 21 cl...
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DATELINE Gatton, QLD, Australia
The University of Queensland is relocating the School of Veterinary Science from Brisbane to Gatton, Australia. Housing teaching and research facilities, the $100 million project is slated for completion in late 2009. The $33 million Centre for Advanced A...
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DATELINE Huber Heights, Ohio
Good Samaritan Health Center completed its new healthcare facility in Huber Heights, Ohio, in December of 2008. Created in partnership with Alter+Care and the city of Huber Heights, the two-story, 50,000-sf project houses outpatient services, primary and ...
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DATELINE Flint, Mich.
Kettering University will begin construction in 2009 on the LEED-certified Science and Technology Incubator in Flint, Mich. Designed by SHW Group, the 9,000-sf research and office facility is slated for completion by year-end 2009. The project includes a ...
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DATELINE Chicago
DePaul University will open the $40 million Monsignor Andrew J. McGowan Science Building in January of 2009. Located on the University’s Lincoln Park campus in Chicago, the four-story, 129,000-sf facility features 23 research labs, eight teaching la...
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DATELINE Gaithersburg, Fla.
MedImmune will expand its existing 361,000-sf headquarters campus in Gaithersburg, Fla., with the construction of a 250,000-sf facility. Construction of the seven-story building will begin in 2009 and reach completion in late 2011. The facility will provi...
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DATELINE Utsteinen, Antarctica
The International Polar Foundation initiated the second phase of construction at the €22 million Princess Elisabeth Antarctica research station in November of 2008. The first construction phase, comprised of the exterior shell, was completed in early...
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DATELINE Abbotsford, BC, Canada
The British Columbia Agricultural Council completed a $14 million CL-3 testing laboratory at the Animal Health Centre in Abbotsford in December of 2008. The veterinary diagnostic laboratory will test animal samples for infectious diseases and features sop...
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DATELINE Santa Rosa, Calif.
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital completed an expansion of its healthcare campus in Santa Rosa, Calif., in late fall of 2008. Comprised of the $57 million Heart and Vascular Institute and the $33 million, 80-bed Center Wing, the project was designed by RBB Ar...
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DATELINE Oakdale, Calif.
Oak Valley Hospital broke ground on a $69 million hospital in Oakdale, Calif., on December 3, 2008. The two-story, 123,000-sf facility will include an emergency room, surgical suites, recovery rooms, CT and MRI imaging, and inpatient rooms....
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DATELINE Fort Collins, Colo.
Colorado State University began building the $53 million Research Innovation Center on its Foothills campus in Fort Collins in December of 2008. Slated for completion in April of 2010, the three-story, 72,000-sf center will be sited in the Judson Harper R...
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DATELINE New Haven, Conn.
Yale University’s new BSL-3 laboratory will open in early 2009. Located on the ninth floor of the School of Public Health building in New Haven, Conn., the facility will support animal and non-animal research on infectious diseases including West Ni...
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DATELINE Hampton, Va.
Hampton University completed construction of the 98,000-sf Proton Therapy Institute in late fall of 2008. Located in Hampton, Va., the facility was designed by VOA Architects and built by Armada Hoffler....
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DATELINE East Lansing, Mich.
Michigan State University will construct the $550 million Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) on its East Lansing campus. The federally funded nuclear science research project will begin construction in 2013 with research operations commencing in 2017....
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DATELINE Albuquerque, N.M.
Sandia National Laboratories broke ground on the $39.6 million Ion Beam Laboratory in Albuquerque, N.M., in December of 2008. The 27,000-sf facility will enable simulation of the large neutron fluxes created in nuclear explosions. Completion is expected i...
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DATELINE Piedmont, S.C.
Ortec Inc. completed a $7.2 million expansion of its manufacturing cleanroom facilities in Piedmont, S.C., in December of 2008. The project added 2,600 sf of Class 100,000 cleanroom space for the custom manufacturing of biomaterials and polymers for the m...
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DATELINE Quebec City, QC, Canada
Medicago is initiating a $1.5 million expansion of its Quebec City manufacturing facility to support avian flu vaccine production for clinical trials. The 2,500-sf addition will include purification, storage, and cGMP vaccine manufacturing space. Construc...
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DATELINE SAN JOSE, CALIF.
El Camino Hospital is building a $452 million hospital facility in San Jose, Calif. The five-story, 460,000-sf project began construction in 2006 and is slated for occupancy in October of 2009. Designed by Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz of San Francisco, the hosp...
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DATELINE Lexington, Ky.
The University of Kentucky began construction on an $18.6 million research facility for the College of Engineering in downtown Lexington in September of 2008. Part of the University’s Digital Village quadrangle, the Marksbury Building will support r...
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DATELINE Saginaw, Mich.
Hemlock Semiconductor Corp., a subsidiary of Dow Corning, will initiate a $1 billion expansion of its manufacturing complex in Saginaw, Mich., in 2009. The project will support the production of monosilane gas, a component of liquid crystal displays and t...
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DATELINE Saline, Mich.
Saint Joseph Mercy Health System is engaged in a $7.8 million expansion of Saline Hospital in Michigan. The 13,000-sf Community Health Pavilion will house a clinical laboratory, imaging, administration, and education facilities. Completion is slated for f...
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DATELINE Ottawa, ON, Canada
The Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) awarded $45 million in research funding in December of 2008. The awards will support the development of infrastructure to attract investigators to Canadian institutions. Part of the Leaders Opportunity Fund, the ...
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DATELINE Evansville, Ind.
Mead Johnson Nutrition broke ground on the $26.2 million Global Research and Development Technology Center in Evansville, Ind., in December of 2008. Housing pediatric nutrition research, the 30,000-sf facility will feature a pilot production spray dryer f...
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DATELINE Newcastle, U.K.
Freeman Hospital is constructing the £80 million Northern Centre for Cancer Care and Renal Services in Newcastle in the United Kingdom. Designed by Anshen + Allen, the facility was named “Best Hospital Design” in the Building Better Heal...
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DATELINE KISSIMMEE, Fla.
Florida Hospital Kissimmee's 85,000-sf outpatient center and medical office building is slated for completion in fall of 2009. Chicago-based Lillibridge began construction on the project in September of 2008. The facility will house an ambulatory surgery ...
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DATELINE HARRISBURG, Pa.
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture broke ground on a new animal health diagnostic laboratory in December of 2008. The BSL-3 facility is located near the Pennsylvania Veterinary Laboratory in Harrisburg and will provide laboratories for animal dise...
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DATELINE Weston, Ma.
Biogen Idec will relocate its headquarters to a 350,000-sf facility in Weston, Ma., in 2010. Construction of the Weston facility is being managed by Boston Properties. Biogen Idec’s previous 375,000-sf headquarters in Cambridge will be converted int...
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DATELINE Hamilton, ON, Canada
Natural Resources Canada broke ground on the new CANMET Materials Technology Laboratory in Hamilton, Ontario, in December of 2008. Located in the McMaster Innovation Park, the LEED-certified facility will accommodate research and development in structural...
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DATELINE Shanghai, China
Shanghai Tower Construction and Development Corporation broke ground on the 128-story Shanghai Tower on November 28, 2008. Designed by Gensler, the project will stand 2,074 feet tall and will be the tallest building in China. Housing offices, retail, and ...
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DATELINE HARMONY, Fla.
Florida State University is planning to build the Energy and Sustainability Center in Harmony, Fla. The research facility will be sited in the 100-acre Florida Energy Research Park in the green-certified Harmony development, which will include sustainable...
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DATELINE ATLANTA
Georgia State University is building the $150 million Parker H. Petit Science Teaching Laboratory in Atlanta. Designed Heery International, the 350,000-sf facility will house multidisciplinary research and instruction space for biology, chemistry, neurosc...
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DATELINE Mount Vernon, Ind.
Infinity Cleanroom Solutions broke ground on an 11,500-sf molding and assembly plant in December of 2008. Providing certified Class 100,000 and 10,000 cleanroom space, the project represents an expansion of the manufacturer’s existing campus in Moun...
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DATELINE Buona Vista, Singapore
The first phase of construction at Fusionopolis has reached completion in the One-North business park in Buona Vista, Singapore. Fusionopolis provides laboratory and office space for companies including Seiko Instruments, Panasonic, Vestas Wind Systems, a...
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DATELINE CAMDEN, N.J.
Cooper University Hospital opened the first five floors of the $220 million Pavilion in December of 2008. Located in Camden, N.J., the 10-story building features 12 surgical suites, 33 private inpatient rooms, a 30-bed intensive care unit, a healing garde...
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DATELINE Portland, Ore.
Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas will locate its new 500,000-sf headquarters in Portland, Ore. LEED Platinum sustainable design certification will be sought for the $250 million facility. Vestas will also open an R&D facility in Boston to devel...
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DATELINE WEBSTER CITY, Iowa
Hamilton Hospital broke ground on the $45 million Critical Access Hospital in Webster City, Iowa, in December of 2008. The 86,000-sf, 25-bed replacement hospital is slated for completion in July of 2010....
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DATELINE OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.
The University of Oklahoma Cancer Institute is slated for completion in summer of 2009. The $210 million, 220,000-sf National Cancer Institute is located at Oklahoma Health Center in Oklahoma City. Construction began on the seven-story project in early 20...
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DATELINE Walnut Creek, Calif.
John Muir Medical Center is building the Thomas J. and Muriel T. Long Patient Care Tower in Walnut Creek, Calif. The five-story, 380,000-sf facility was designed by Ratcliff of Emeryville, Calif., with ARUP as structural engineer. The 242-bed facility was...
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DATELINE Berwyn, Pa.
MedBuild announced a new product line of imaging buildings in December of 2008. The modular facilities are designed to accommodate specific pieces of imaging equipment for all manufacturers. Designed to fast track the acquisition of new imaging equipment ...
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DATELINE CAMBRIDGE, Md.
Cambridge Architectural, a provider of sustainable architectural mesh systems, introduced Solucent™ in fall of 2008. Solucent is an energy-saving and daylighting mesh shading system for building exteriors and interiors. Providing an aesthetic and ef...
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DATELINE Houston
Methodist Hospital System is building a 192-bed hospital in west Houston. The facility will include 14 operating rooms, radiation therapy, emergency, women’s services, and labor and delivery. The Methodist Imaging Center will feature a 64-slice CT s...
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DATELINE London, ON, Canada
Victoria Hospital began construction in fall of 2008 on a $4 million cancer research center in London, Ontario. Sited on the third floor of the Victoria Research Laboratories adjacent to Victoria Hospital’s cancer center, the 8,300-sf Gerald C. Bain...
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DATELINE Roslin, United Kindgom
The University of Edinburgh broke ground on a £58 million biomedical research center in December of 2008. Located on the University’s Easter Bush campus in Roslin, U.K., the project will house laboratories and offices for research in genetics,...
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DATELINE HOUSTON
Texas Children’s Hospital is building the $220 million West Campus in Houston. The 536,000-sf pediatric health complex is sited on 55 acres and will include medical offices, advanced imaging, and day surgery. The campus will feature an 180,000-sf am...
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DATELINE Sugar Land, Texas
Methodist Healthcare completed the 341,000-sf expansion of Methodist Sugar Land Hospital in November of 2008. Located on 37 acres in Sugar Land, Texas, the expansion triples the size of the existing hospital and features a multi-story atrium and healing g...
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DATELINE Berkeley, Calif.
The University of California, Berkeley received $10.98 million from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in November of 2008 to fund the construction of the Center for Integrated Precision and Quantum Measurement (CIPQM). The 10,000-s...
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DATELINE TERRE HAUTE, Ind.
Indiana State University is engaged in a $30 million renovation of the 70-year-old University Hall on its Terre Haute campus. The sustainably designed project features the use of recycled steel, natural lighting, thermal pane windows, fin coil tubing heat...
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DATELINE Durham, N.H.
The University of New Hampshire is engaged in a $25.5 million expansion and renovation of James Hall. Comprised of a 15,000-sf addition to the 1920s science building, the project will increase the facility’s footprint from 60,000-sf to 75,000-sf. Th...
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DATELINE Placerville, Calif.
Marshall Medical Center is planning an $100 million expansion of its hospital in Placerville, Calif. Designed by Anova Architects, the three-story, 88,000-sf acute care wing will include a 12-bed intensive care unit, a 17-bed birthing center, an expanded ...
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DATELINE VALENCIA, Calif.
Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital began design work in December of 2008 on a $300 million expansion of its healthcare campus in Valencia, Calif. The project includes three medical buildings, a new patient wing, a helipad, and parking. Adding up to 120 ...
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DATELINE New Orleans
Louisiana State University selected the site for its planned academic medical center in downtown New Orleans in November of 2008. A new Veterans Affairs Medical Center will be built adjacent to LSU’s facility. The $2 billion, 70-acre joint medical c...
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DATELINE Watervliet, N.Y.
Vistec Lithography opened its global headquarters, R&D, and manufacturing facility in Watervliet, N.Y., in late November of 2008. The facility will provide the nanotechnology company with 30,000-sf of research, administrative, and manufacturing space ...
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DATELINE Dublin, Ireland
Trinity College Dublin is planning to build an 11-story biomedical sciences research and training facility in Dublin, Ireland. The €75m million project will include research, academic, and commercial office space. Slated for completion in 2010, the 2...
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DATELINE Golden, Colo.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory opened the $3.3 million Renewable Fuels Heating Plant in November of 2008. Located at the South Table Mountain Campus in Golden, Colo., the project will heat laboratory buildings by smoke-free burning of woody biom...
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DATELINE Allentown, Pa.
Animal housing manufacturer Allentown Inc. formed Allentown Integration (AI) in November of 2008. Comprised of strategic partnerships with solution providers including LYNX Product Group and Belimed, AI offers a complete package of automation, animal hous...
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DATELINE La Jolla, Calif.
UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography will begin construction in summer of 2010 on the $26.5 million Marine Ecosystem Sensing, Observation and Modeling (MESOM) Laboratory. Located in La Jolla, Calif., the planned three-story, 18,000-asf...
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DATELINE Springfield, Mo.
CoxHealth broke ground on a $47.7 million expansion and renovation of Cox Walnut Lawn Hospital in Springfield, Mo., in November of 2008. The project will create the Meyer Orthopedic Center as part of an Orthopedic Center of Excellence. The $24 million ort...
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DATELINE Jackson, Miss.
Jackson State University opened the Center for the Study of Natural Disasters, Coastal Infrastructure and Emergency Management in November of 2008. Located in Jackson, Miss., the facility will enable the Department of Homeland Security to research solutio...
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DATELINE Twin Falls, Idaho
St. Luke’s Hospital is building the $220 million Magic Valley Medical Center in Twin Falls, Idaho. The hospital will be completed in late spring of 2011. The 700,000-sf project will include a patient tower and a diagnosis and treatment wing....
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DATELINE Gainesville, Fla.
The University of Florida is planning to construct the $2 million Aquatic Pathobiology Laboratory in Gainesville. Funded by $1.267 million from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the 6,990-sf research facility will include the Aqua...
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DATELINE COOKEVILLE, Tenn.
Cookeville Regional Medical Center completed construction of its $80 million, 228,000-sf North Patient Tower in late November of 2008. Located in Cookeville, Tenn., the six-story project began construction in fall of 2006 with occupancy slated for January...
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