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Tradeline, Inc. is the leading knowledge provider in Facility Planning and Space Strategies.

Tradeline's commitment to excellence is reflected in the six highly acclaimed annual planning conferences and exclusive online project news and reporting service. Tradeline holds the leadership reputation and authority as a trusted resource by capital project planning and project leaders in corporate, academic, healthcare, and government sectors worldwide.

Upcoming Conferences

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  • USEF2025-Spring Conference
    USEF2025-Spring Conference

    University Science & Engineering Facilities 2025 (Spring)

    April 7-8
    JW Marriott Tampa Water Street
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  • RESEARCH2025 Conference
    Research Facilities 2025

    Research Facilities 2025

    April 10-11
    JW Marriott Tampa Water Street
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  • UF2025 Conference
    University Facilities 2025

    University Facilities 2025

    April 28-29
    Renaissance Boston Seaport Hotel
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  • University Science and Engineering Facilities
    University Science & Engineering Facilities 2025 Fall

    University Science & Engineering Facilities 2025 (Fall)

    October 6-7
    Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort
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Latest Reports

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Map showing three connected groups of buildings
Regeneron’s $1.8 Billion “People Collider”
 
A large brick building with expansive lawns and walkways in front of it.
Program Distilling 20 Years of Architectural Data Guides Design of New Residence Hall at University of Cincinnati
 
Large glass building with a lawn in front
Ohio State’s Pelotonia Research Center Emphasizes Interdisciplinarity
 
Long building with many sall windows, with a lawn in front where people are walking
Rice University Builds Infrastructure for Leadership in Advanced Materials Science
 
A large room with a high ceiling with several pieces of robotic equipment
Renovation Strategies for Specialized Laboratory Environments
 
Graph showing that rooms tend to be used more in the middle of the week.
Space Utilization Data Is Holy Grail for Cost-Effective Real Estate Planning, Hybrid Work Design, and Capital Allocation