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Black Hills State University Opens Science Building

Published 1/10/2011

Black Hills State University opened its $8 million science building in January of 2011 in Spearfish, S.D. The 26,000-sf facility houses a DNA core facility, the Center for the Conservation of Biological Resources, three research labs, five classrooms, 11 faculty offices, and a conference room. LEED sustainable design certification will be sought for the project.

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Centegra Health System Plans Huntley Hospital

Published 1/10/2011

Centegra Health System is planning to build a $233 million hospital in Huntley, Ill. The 360,000-sf, 128-bed facility will provide an emergency department, a women's center, a nursery, cardiology services, and a helipad. The full-service acute care hospital is expected to reach completion in 2016.

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St. John's Medical Center Expands Jackson Hospital

Published 1/9/2011

St. John's Medical Center is initiating a $25.9 million expansion and renovation of its hospital in Jackson, Wyo. The project team includes construction manager R.J. Griffin, lead architect ESa, and Hawtin Jorgensen Architects. The project includes 20,000 sf of new construction and 30,000 sf of renovation. The completed facility will feature expanded facilities for surgery, cancer care, and obstetrics.

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Adventist Hinsdale Hospital Builds Patient Pavilion

Published 1/9/2011

Adventist Hinsdale Hospital is building a $75 million patient pavilion in Hinsdale, Ill. The pavilion will house inpatient rooms and specialty care including obstetrics and oncology. The project incorporates modular construction, as the walls of the facility are being produced in a Milwaukee factory and transported to the site. Construction began on the project in August of 2010 with completion expected in January of 2012.

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University of Alaska Fairbanks Plans Science Facility

Published 1/9/2011

The University of Alaska Fairbanks selected Davis Constructors and Engineers in January of 2011 to provide design consultation for the $109 million Life Sciences Classroom and Laboratory Facility. The building will house advanced laboratories, offices, classrooms, and an auditorium. Construction will begin in summer of 2011 with completion expected in 2014.

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