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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.

Cornell University Plans Athletic Facilities

Published 4/29/2001

Cornell University of Ithaca, New York, has selected Boston-based Cannon Design to plan two new facilities--a 900-seat wrestling center and the Cornell Boathouse. Replacing an existing facility, the boathouse will accommodate both male and female crew teams.

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CSC Builds Unified Campus in Austin

Published 4/29/2001

Computer Sciences Corporation is locating a new campus in downtown Austin through a public-private collaboration with the city. Phase one of the $160 million facility will house 350,000-sf of office space and 42,000-sf of retail space. Upon completion of the second phase, the project will total 700,000-sf, with 80,000-sf of office and 100,000-sf of retail. Architect for the project is PageSoutherlandPage.

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SDSU Athletic Center Nearing Completion

Published 4/29/2001

San Diego State University's (SDSU) Aztec Athletic Center and Hall of Fame was topped out in April by San Diego-based Nielsen Dillingham Builders. Completion of the project is anticipated by summer of 2001. Built on an existing 184,000-sf SDSU site, the $13.67 million project is being funded by donations from the owner of the San Diego Padres. The center will house administration, coaches' offices, a central utility plant, academic, support, and media relations facilities, as well as locker and weight rooms.

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Ocular Networks Expands With Reston Headquarters

Published 4/22/2001

Ocular Networks has contracted with Liminality of Washington to design a new expanded headquarters in Reston, Va. The facility will provide additional space for the Ocular's growing engineering and manufacturing organizations.

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Oracle Buys Dublin Site

Published 4/22/2001

Oracle Corp. is buying 12 acres in Dublin for a new campus that could accomodate up to 3,000 employees. The Redwood City-based software giant is paying $45.65 million for the site of its new 800,000-sf office near the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station.

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