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University of Connecticut Dedicates Pharmacy/Biology Building
The University of Connecticut dedicated its new 226,000-sf Pharmacy/Biology Building on October 21, 2005. The 226,000-sf facility was constructed with a cold room on every floor and houses laboratory and office space for the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and the Department of Physiology and Neurobiology. The School of Pharmacy is also located in the building in a wing featuring classrooms, labs, offices, conference rooms, and a library.
Roche Molecular Systems To Break Ground on Pleasanton Research Facility
Roche Molecular Systems will break ground on a 138,000-sf research facility in Pleasanton, Calif., in early 2006. Sited on 33 acres, the three-story building will accommodate 150 employees engaged in marketing, financial, and R&D operations when it reaches completion in mid-2007.
University of South Florida Plans Lakeland Research Campus
The University of South Florida-Lakeland is planning to develop a $200-million campus and research park on 500 acres located between Orlando and Tampa in Lakeland, Fla. The 1 milllion-square foot campus will be accommodate 16,000-students, dorm space for 500, and 4,500 parking spaces when it opens in 2009. The project will include office and retail spce.
Children's Medical Center Expands in Dallas
Children's Medical Center in Dallas has initiated an $18-million expansion adjacent to its existing hospital. Designed by HKS Inc., the 142,300-sf building is slated to open in summer of 2006. The construction manager for the project is the Dallas office of Gilbane Building Co.
Franklin & Marshall College Breaks Ground on Life Sciences and Philosophy Building
Franklin & Marshall College celebrated the groundbreaking of the $45-million Ann & Richard Barshinger Life Sciences & Philosophy Building in October 2005.