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Adventist Hinsdale Hospital Builds Patient Pavilion
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.
University of Alaska Fairbanks Plans Science Facility
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.
South Carolina State University Selectes UGL For Facilities Management
South Carolina State University selected UGL Services in January of 2011 to provide facilities management services for its 107 buildings and 160-acre campus. The renewable contract extends to 2015 and covers custodial and housekeeping, building operations and maintenance, landscaping and athletic field maintenance, as well as renovation and construction.
University of Texas at El Paso Plans Structural and Printed Emerging-Technologies Center
The University of Texas at El Paso is partnering with Lockheed Martin Aeronautics to create the $9 million Structural and Printed Emerging-Technologies Center (SPEC). The existing 6,100-sf W.M. Keck Center for 3-D Innovation will be doubled in size to accommodate the new center. The facility will house advanced manufacturing and fabrication equipment for the creation of innovative products and technologies.
Lawrence Berkeley Lab Plans Second Research Campus
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) is planning to construct a second campus in northern California. Supporting research on genomics, life sciences, and physical biosciences, the project will consolidate several of LBNL's existing sites in Oakland, Berkeley, and Walnut Creek. Site selection will occur by June of 2011 with construction commencing in July of 2013. Completion is expected by December of 2015. The default site for the 2 million-sf project is the Richmond Field Station.