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University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas Breaks Ground on Renovation

Published 7/21/2002

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas recently broke ground on a 24,000-sf renovation of laboratory and office space for the University's biochemistry department. Architect for the project is Omniplan; the contractor is McCarthy. The project includes the demolition and renovation of a portion of the third floor in Building K, a five-story research facility on the UT Southwestern campus. The labs on this floor, used for research in cell biology, were originally constructed in the mid-1970s.

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SJSU Develops Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library

Published 7/18/2002

San Jose State University (SJSU) will open the doors of the new $177.5-million Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library on August 1, 2003. The 475,000-sf facility, the first public/private partnership in the nation between a university and a city, will feature a browsing library serving hot and cold meals, an Internet cafe, a large story-telling room, a rooftop terrace available for rental, and four multipurpose suites with videoconferencing equipment available for meetings.

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Bay Area BioScience Center Doubles San Francisco Facilities

Published 7/18/2002

Bay Area BioScience Center (BABC) is expanding from 880 sf to 1,550 sf with a move from downtown San Francisco to a new South San Francisco location. With 450 Northern California members, BABC is also planning to open a second East Bay office in or near Berkeley this summer. Long-term plans include a Mission Bay office location as other biotechs move into that development.

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Delta Search Builds MIT Supercomputer Lab

Published 7/18/2002

Delta Search Labs is building a $300-million supercomputer lab in 50,000-sf of leased space at 700 Technology Square at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Expanding its 15,000-sf Kendall Square supercomputer operations, the new facility will enable researchers to visualize their data. 

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