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Published October 2003

Regeneration Technologies Inc. (RTI), a leader in science and safety, processes and sterilizes human tissue into allograft implants for surgeries. With three times the number of employees as it had when it was founded and still growing, RTI had outgrown its facility and needed more room. At the same time, it sought a facility that would bring RTI to the level of a world class tissue processor.

RTI identified the need for three distinct functional area:
• office space for administration, accounting, sales, marketing, human relations, and donor services;
• R&D and classroom/conference and cafeteria space; and
• production/warehouse space

Administration Building

The administration building is rectangular and is bisected by the entry atrium/stair/elevator/mechanical core. On either side of the entry are large, open office areas that allow office furniture to be rearranged quickly. The few private offices, conference rooms, and privacy alcoves are surrounded by demountable partitions as well. These full height walls are against the "core walls," maximizing the available open office space.

The third floor contains the executive offices, constructed of traditional fixed walls, the boardroom, and a catering kitchen. Entry to the administration half of the third floor is a skylit rotunda just off the entry atrium and across from the board room. The rotunda can also serve as a private space for formal board activities.

Commons Building

The Commons Building includes human resources, IT, and lunch/multipurpose space in approximately 18,000 sf.

Manufacturing Building

The 64,000-sf Manufacturing Building includes R&D space, and utilizes floor-to-roof glazing at strategic locations to let natural light penetrate deep into the production area. Approximately 20,000 sf of cleanrooms designed to Class 100 to Class 100,000 standards were needed for specific manufacturing of the products. Several cleanrooms house CNC milling machines for the manufacturing of screws and pieces that are only millimeters in size.

Project Information
Building Owner: Regeneration Technologies Inc.
Owner Contact: Joe Condon, Director of Operations
Building Location: Alachua, Fla. UNITED STATES
Project Type: New Construction
Principal Building Function: Administration/Manufacturing
Project Delivery Method: Construction Management
Project Timeline
Jun 1999Planning Start
Mar 2000Design Start
Jul 2000Construction Start
Jul 2002Completion
Last known status: Completed
Building Information
Project Includes: Biomedical
Cafeteria
Cleanroom
Conference Room
Headquarters
Healthcare
Healthcare: Surgery
Manufacturing
Office: Administrative
Product Development
Production
R&D
Total GSF: 132,000
Efficiency: 62%
Building Population: 300
People Density: 440 gsf/person
Building Services: DI, N2, compressed air, vacuum, piped chemicals
Special Equip: Proprietary equipment for manufacturing bone implants and allografts
Office Size: 120 NSF
Structure/Foundation: Braced-frame steel with concrete spread footings and pre-engineered metal building for manufacturing
Laboratory Parameters
Casework Mat'l: Wood with epoxy tops
Fume Hoods: 4 @ 6'
Biosafety Cabinets: 9 Class II, Level 1
Project Team
Architect Flad Architects
Consultant - Landscape Architect Flad Architects
Engineer - MEP Affiliated Engineers Inc. (AEI)
Profile Created 10/08/2003
Last Updated 04/04/2006
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Viewing Windows

Viewing windows to cleanrooms allow visitors to view specific manufacturing sequences during tours of the manufacturing plant. (Photo courtesy of Flad & Associates; copyright Christopher Barrett, Hedrich Blessing)

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