Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
The Biogeochemistry Building is one of two new buildings on the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's campus in Woods Hole, Mass. The 33,500-sf interdisciplinary facility provides laboratory space for the departments of biology, marine chemistry, and geochemistry.

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
The Marine Research Facility (MRF) on the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's campus is the second of two new buildings that are part of a $50-million campus-wide renovation. The MRF, the new Biogeochemistry Building, and additions to McLean Laboratory increase WHOI's lab space by 30 percent.

University of Maryland, College Park
The $56-million Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building, the signature facility of the A. James Clark School of Engineering on the University of Maryland's College Park campus, creates a new type of cross-disciplinary engineering research and education environment where major technological challenges will be explored and solved and new generations of engineers will be trained. Housing more than two dozen laboratories and multiple engineering disciplines under one roof, the 155,000-gsf Kim Building brings together faculty, students and visitors from many different perspectives and powerfully demonstrates the Clark School's role as a leading innovator in academic engineering.

University of Minnesota
The opening of the $37-million McGuire Translational Research Facility (TRF) is an example of the University of Minnesota's commitment to invest in key capital projects designed to help shorten the time it takes for basic science research discoveries to be applied to direct patient care.