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Industry News
Washington State University Sets Big Science Construction Budgets
Construction of the $38-million WSU Vancouver Applied Technology Classroom Building will begin this year.
Now is a good time to build!
Labor rates, material prices and competition in the commercial construction marketplace are combining to make this a great year to put up a building.
UC Davis Opens Equine Stem Cell Lab
The University of California Davis School of Veterinary Medicine opened the Regenerative Medicine Laboratory at the William R. Pritchard Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital in May of 2009. Housing advanced facilities to process, culture, and store equine stem cells, the laboratory will also provide stem cell collection kits to veterinarians for harvesting stem cells from blood or bone marrow.
Blue Ridge Community College Builds Advanced Technology Center
Blue Ridge Community College broke ground in May of 2009 on the $7.5 million Advanced Technology Center in Weyers Cave, Va. Slated for completion by spring of 2011, the 20,500-sf facility will house laboratories for instruction in machining, automated manufacturing, electronics, robotics, and R&D.
Kaleida Health Plans Global Vascular Institute
Kaleida Health is planning to break ground in July of 2009 on the $275 million Global Vascular Institute in Buffalo, N.Y. Located on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, the 600,000-square-foot GVI will connect to Buffalo General Hospital. Completion is expected by early 2012. An adjacent medical research and teaching building, to be managed by the University at Buffalo, will also be constructed.