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Tradeline, Inc. filters and categorizes new-construction and industry news from regional and professional journals across the country. Here you will find new projects, products, and regulatory updates.

Palomar Pomerado Health Expands Facilities

Published 4/6/2003

Palomar Pomerado Health has selected Anshen + Allen of Los Angeles to design the $210-million expansion of Palomar Medical Center in Escondido, Calif. and the $63-million expansion of Pomerado Hospital.

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Loomis Chaffee School Designs New Facilities

Published 4/3/2003

The Loomis Chaffee School has selected Boston-based William Rawn Associates, Architects to design a new performing arts center and classroom building on the school's Windsor, Conn., campus. The cost for both projects is $32 million.

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The University of Maryland Develops Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building

Published 4/3/2003

The University of Maryland has selected Bethesda-based Clark Construction as the general contractor for the $39-million Jeong H. Kim engineering building located on the school’s College Park campus. Designed by Oudens+Knopp/SmithGroup, the facility will house 22 labs for research and education in environmental engineering, transportation systems, and space research. The Kim building is slated for completion in December 2004.

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Waveworks Digital Media Relocates to Arlington

Published 4/3/2003

Waveworks Digital Media has relocated from Arlington to an 8,000-sf facility in McLean, Va. The twenty-year-old facility accommodates the post production shop’s fifteen employees and includes video suites, a music production facility, two audio rooms, and a music library.

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Strategic Data Services Develops Missile Silo Data Center

Published 4/3/2003

Roswell, N.M.-based Strategic Data Systems is developing a facility capable of hosting 1 million gigabytes of data in in two former Atlas F nuclear missile silos. Comprising 1.2 million sf, the 22-floor facility will have 100 servers on each floor. The massive computer storage system will be protected by a structure built to withstand most natural and manmade disasters, and features four-foot-thick concrete walls, 4,000-pound steel doors, and a diesel-powered backup generator. The silos will employ sixty workers once operational.

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