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North Carolina State University Develops Science Building
North Carolina State University is building a $27-million Science Building in Raleigh. The 125,000-sf facility, designed by The Freelon Group, is expected to reach completion in February 2005. Centex is the construction manager; project engineers include Stewart Engineering (civil and structural) and RMF Engineering (MEP).
International Museum of Women Plans San Francisco Location
The International Museum of Women is planning to build a $100-million facility on a 120,000-sf site at historic Pier 26 in San Francisco. Pending the necessary approvals, construction could begin in 2006 with completion expected in 2008. The museum would be the first in the world devoted solely to the culture and history of women.
Therion Biologics Constructs Production Facility
Therion Biologics of Cambridge, Mass. is constructing a $5-million, 10,000-sf production facility for two cancer vaccines which are in Phase II clinical trials.
Virtua West Jersey Hospital Completes Stretch Center Project
Virtua West Jersey Hospital has completed the $230,000 expansion and renovation of its Stretch Center for Musculoskeletal Treatment in Marlton, N.J. The project includes a 32-bed unit designed to care for the special needs of orthopedic and neurosurgical patients.
Jacksonville Federal Building Modernization in Progress
The Charles E. Bennett Federal Building in Jacksonville is undergoing a $24-million modernization. Housing the Internal Revenue Service, Department of Labor and Housing, and Urban Development offices, the 11-story, 298,000-sf facility is slated for completion by July 2004. The Jacksonville office of Skanska USA Building is general contractor for the project.