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West Virginia University Expands Ruby Memorial Campus

Published 6/30/2005

West Virginia University is expanding its Ruby Memorial Hospital and Health Sciences Campus in Morgantown with the construction of a new North/Northwest Tower. The eight-story addition will include 81 beds, six operating rooms, a new ICU and pediatric ICU, conference rooms, a pharmacy and lab, and sleeping rooms for on-call physicians. The North/Northwest Tower is slated for occupancy in October 2005.

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Corixa Corp. Completes Seattle Headquarters

Published 6/30/2005

Corixa Corp., a developer of immunotherapeutics, has completed its new 130,000-sf headquarters in Seattle, Wa. Designed by Seattle-based MBT Architects, the five-story facility includes a lobby and reception area with a fireplace, two decks, dining, seminar room, and workout room. Designed to foster communication and interaction, the headquarters features warm wood and color tones which carry into the flexible, open laboratories. On each floor, two large labs are connected to each other with adjoining support spaces.

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New Mexico Tech Opens METTOP Facility

Published 6/27/2005

The New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology has opened an electronics testing facility in Socorro, N.M. The MicroElectronics Testing, Technology & Obsolescence Program (METTOP) has now completed and occupied its 6,500-sf laboratory. Funded by $8.5 million in federal appropriations, the laboratory provides space for determining how much radiation the electronics used in military and space applications can withstand. The program also involves testing and consultation for electronic component obsolescence.

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Worcester Polytechnic Institute Breaks Ground on Bioengineering Center

Published 6/27/2005

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) broke ground on June 27, 2005 on a life sciences and bioengineering center in Worcester, Mass. Sited on a former industrial brownfield, the 14-story center is the first facility in a planned 11-acre life sciences development called Gateway Parklife sciences park. WPI's 124,600-sf center is slated for completion in early 2007 and will accommodate laboratories, support facilities, and a renovated industrial building housing meeting rooms and offices.

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Unilin Completes First Phase of Thomasville Manufacturing Plant

Published 6/27/2005

Unilin Flooring is near to completing the first phase of its planned 1.1 million-sf manufacturing plant in Thomasville, N.C. Phase one, a 600,000-sf project including facilities for the press, cutting and milling, impregnation, and packaging will become operational in July 2005. Construction on a 14-dock distribution center will reach completion in August 2005.

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