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D.C. Housing Authority Constructs Youth Services Center
The D.C. Housing Authority has awarded Hensel-Phelps Construction the design-build contract to construct the Youth Services Center in Washington. The 120,000-sf detention facility will be constructed with HOK as lead designer. The project is slated for completion in May 2004.
NT Techno Creates Oxford Manufacturing Plant
NT Techno USA, a Japanese auto parts manufacturer, is planning to construct a 60,000-sf distribution facility in Oxford, N.C. The facility will be sited on 26-acres under contract for purchase and will employ 50 workers.
Antigenics Relocates Labs and Offices to Lexington
Newy York-based Antigenics will relocate in summer 2003 to 160,000 sf of office, R&D and lab space at Three Forbes Road in Lexington, Mass. The facility is part of a four-building, 315,000-sf campus owned by Needham real estate developer Bulfinch Cos. Inc.
High Tech High School Expands at Point Loma's Liberty Station
San Diego Unified School District's High Tech High School has purchased the 38,900-sf Building 49 at Liberty Station in Point Loma. Buildings 36, 37 and 51 will be acquired by summer of 2003, bringing the school's total square footage to 93,107. Located on the site of the former Naval Training Facility, High Tech High School, a public charter school, will occupy 22 of Liberty Station's 361 acres. The site redeveloper is Corky McMillin Cos. of National City.
Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical Builds Carlsbad Manufacturing Facility
Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical is developing 6,400 sf of office and manufacturing space in Carlsbad, Calif. The facility, designed by JKE Design and Associates and built by Biostruct, will also house relocated tissue culture, biology and chemistry labs.