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University of Sheffield Completes Aerospace Manufacturing Research Center
The University of Sheffield's Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre finished construction in November of 2024 on an open-access innovation facility for aerospace R&D in the United Kingdom. Expanding the capabilities of the adjacent Factory 2050, the 29,700-sf structure will initially house the Composites at Speed and Scale (COMPASS) initiative. An expansive factory environment will enable academic, government, and industry partners to work side-by-side, complemented by individual workshops and ancillary spaces.
Werfen Opens Advanced R&D Facility in Bedford
Werfen opened a $50 million research and development facility in December of 2024 in Bedford, Mass. Designed by Maugel DeStefano Architects, the 169,500-sf building provides a dynamic new home for the company's Hemostasis and Acute Care Diagnostics Technology Center. The structure's first two floors offer a total of 27,500 sf of lab space and 91,000 sf of office space, perched over a 51,000-sf parking area for 160 vehicles.
Clemson University Breaks Ground on Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine
Clemson University broke ground in November of 2024 on the Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine in Clemson, S.C. Addressing a critical shortage of veterinarians in the state and the nation, the $285 million project will enable a distributed pedagogical model that prepares students to go directly to local animal hospitals for training and clinical study.
Mount Sinai Opens Center for Artificial Intelligence and Human Health
Mount Sinai Health System opened the $100 million Hamilton and Amabel James Center for Artificial Intelligence and Human Health in November of 2024 in New York. Designed by HOK, the project involved the transformation of a former nursing residence into a 65,000-sf research hub for computational discovery. The 12-story structure will initially house approximately 40 principal investigators, alongside 250 graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, computer scientists, and staff.
University of South Florida Breaks Ground on New Stadium
The University of South Florida broke ground in November of 2024 on a $340 million stadium in Tampa. Designed by Populous, the 615,000-sf project will provide the South Florida Bulls football team with a dynamic performance environment that will optimize the experience of fans and athletes alike. The 35,000-seat facility will feature a dedicated student section in the west end that leverages distinctive branding and lighting to create a unique atmosphere.