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Cal State Sacramento Completes Academic Information Resource Center
California State University, Sacramento has completed the $17.3-million Academic Information Resource Center. Designed by Dreyfus + Blackford Architects of Sacramento and built by McCarthy , the facility will serve as the university's technology hub, providing student service facilities including: interactive learning labs, 24-hour student computer labs, video studios and classrooms, study areas, and distance learning facilities.
Miami Valley Hospital Plans Centerville Facility
Miami Valley Hospital will begin construction in 2006 on a $73-million health care facility in Centerville, Ohio. The 200,000-sf 24-hour emergency care center will house cardiac diagnostic services, medical imaging services, laboratory services, cancer treatment center, breast center, and a physician office complex. Completion is slated for 2007.
UC System Plans Oakland Headquarters Facility
The University of California is planning to consolidate administrative operations with a new location in Oakland, Calif. Current plans for providing the approximately 400,000 sf the UC system seeks range from leasing existing space to new construction. The planned facility will enable the UC system to consolidate leased space for its administrative Office of the President, now located in 171,000 sf spread throughout four sites in Oakland and one in Berkeley.
NCSU Dedicates College of Veterinary Medicine Research Building
North Carolina State University in Raleigh dedicated its new $35-million College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) Research Building in late April 2005. The 100,000-sf facility is designed for basic and clinical research in veterinary medicine. As the first structure built for the planned Centennial Biomedical Campus, the four-story facility houses 33 laboratories and two BSL-3 infectious disease research labs. The CVM Research Building also accommodates 74 offices and seven conference rooms.
KeyCorp's Tiedeman Campus Receives Green Certification
Financial services company KeyCorp's Tiedeman campus in Brooklyn, Ohio, has been certified by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) as a green building, making it the first financial services complex to earn this designation in Ohio. KeyCorp participated in the USGBC's new rating system called Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for Existing Buildings (LEED-EB). The Tiedeman property, a former brownfield site, is a 750,000-sf technology and operations campus comprised of two buildings and a parking garage.