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Eli Lilly Plans Advanced Manufacturing Campus in Alabama
Eli Lilly and Company is planning to construct an advanced manufacturing facility in Huntsville, Alabama. Representing a total investment of $6 billion, the multibuilding campus will offer over 1 million sf of space for production, laboratories, packaging, logistics, and utilities. The sophisticated development will manufacture active pharmaceutical ingredients and small molecule synthetic and peptide medicines, including the company’s first oral small molecule GLP-1 receptor agonist, orforglipron.
University of Oregon Constructs Second Phase of Knight Campus
The University of Oregon is constructing the second phase of the Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact in Eugene. Designed by ZGF Architects, Building 2 will double capacity for the research and development of biomedical technologies and expand space for academic programs, engineering, and applied science.
UNSW Sydney Opens Health Translation Hub
The University of New South Wales Sydney opened the Health Translation Hub in November of 2025 in Australia. Developed by Plenary Group, the AUD 600 million (USD 396.8 million) facility drives impactful medical discoveries to revolutionize patient care. Students at the clinical school benefit from an interdisciplinary ecosystem that directly connects future health professionals, researchers, and educators with industry partners and clinicians to foster knowledge exchange and immersive learning.
United States Tennis Association Renovates Arthur Ashe Stadium
The United States Tennis Association (USTA) is renovating Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens, New York. Designed by ROSSETTI to deliver a premium experience within an immersive environment, the $800 million development will extend the lower bowl upwards to add 2,000 seats, bringing the total capacity to 5,000. The upper bowl will be partially demolished to accommodate two dedicated levels of luxury suites.
Michigan State University Plans Engineering and Digital Innovation Center
Michigan State University is planning to construct the Engineering and Digital Innovation (EDI) Center in East Lansing. Supporting increased enrollment for undergraduate and postgraduate cohorts, the $340 million facility will house the colleges of engineering, natural science, business, social science, arts and letters, and communication arts and sciences.