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Affiliated Engineers, Inc. (AEI) is an industry-leading, multidisciplinary consulting engineering firm that provides unparalleled expertise and innovative solutions for complex building, energy, and utility projects. 

Ranked as a top-ten firm by Building Design+Construction magazine, AEI specializes in high-performance engineered systems for a wide range of facility types across the science and technology, healthcare, energy and utilities, higher education, industrial test, mission-critical, federal government, and aerospace markets.

Collaborating with clients to support cutting-edge healthcare, life-changing pharmaceutical research and development, and next-generation higher education, AEI helps tackle global challenges through landmark projects that serve the greater good of humanity.

Visit www.aeieng.com for more information on AEI's services, markets, and office locations.  

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The University of Virginia broke ground on the $350 million Paul and Diane Manning Institute for Biotechnology in December of 2023. Located in the Fontaine Research Park in Charlottesville, the 350,000-sf project will drive innovation in the fields of cellular therapy, gene therapy, nanotechnology, and drug delivery. By collocating state-of-the-art labs and core facilities with advanced manufacturing suites and clinical environments, the four-story building will accelerate the translation of medical discoveries into new solutions for patient care.

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Published 12/18/2023

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Published 11/20/2023

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Published 6/16/2023

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