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University of Nevada, Reno Plans Life Sciences Building
The University of Nevada, Reno is planning to break ground in fall of 2026 on a $137 million life sciences building. Located in the Mathewson University Gateway District, the 89,000-sf facility will provide leading-edge environments for both the College of Science and the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources. The technology-rich center will feature 18 research labs for programs in chemical ecology, neuroscience, and molecular and cellular biology, along with associated support areas and offices.
New Macon Arena Will Drive Regional Economic Growth and Tourism
Macon-Bibb County Government will begin construction in summer of 2026 on the new Macon Arena in Georgia. Designed by PBK Architects, this vibrant destination will further elevate the region’s growing lineup of elite venues and set a new benchmark for large-scale civic development in the Southeast. The facility will host a range of exciting sporting events including basketball, minor league hockey, and high school tournaments, as well as concerts, conferences, trade shows, and more.
University of Missouri-Kansas City Constructs Healthcare Delivery & Innovation Building
The University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) is constructing the $145 million Healthcare Delivery & Innovation Building to provide leading-edge environments for immersive learning, training, and discovery. Shaped by the architectural expertise of RDG Planning & Design and Clark & Enersen, the 160,000-sf facility will enable the next generation of medical professionals to gain hands-on experience in the delivery of team-based care.
Meta Breaks Ground on $10 Billion Data Center in Indiana
Meta broke ground in early 2026 on a next-generation data center in Lebanon, Indiana. Designed to deliver 1 gigawatt of capacity, the 1,500-acre campus will include 13 structures spanning a total of 4 million sf. In addition to administrative, logistics, and warehousing environments, 10 data center facilities will offer the flexibility to accommodate advances in AI while furthering the company's core businesses. Building at this scale supports both goals while enabling technology with higher bandwidth, lower latency, and improved reliability.
Construction Continues on UCLA Research Park
The University of California, Los Angeles is constructing the UCLA Research Park to create an engine of innovation and economic growth for Southern California and beyond. The visionary project is transforming the former Westside Pavilion shopping mall into a dynamic destination where basic scientists join with industry experts to advance discovery and commercialization. Acquired by UCLA in December of 2023, the property encompasses more than 1.3 million gsf on 9.2 acres, with two main buildings spanning a total of 700,000 sf connected by an enclosed pedestrian bridge.