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University of Kentucky Plans Center for Pharmaceutical Sciences & Technology
The University of Kentucky has selected the Cincinnati office of Lockwood Green Engineering & Construction to design the $12-million Center for Pharmaceutical Sciences & Technology. Sited in the Coldstream Research Park in Lexington, the 20,000-sf life sciences facility will serve as a clinical manufacturing site for sterile-fill products. The project will also house quality assurance/quality control facilities, a core cleanroom, and utilities.
UC Berkeley Breaks Ground on CITRIS Headquarters
Ground has been broken on the University of California at Berkeley 's $117.5 million, seven-story CITRIS (Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society) facility. The 140,000-sf building will include a large, secure computing center with massive storage capabilities on the two basement floors. The first above-ground floor will house classrooms, with reconfigurable laboratories on floors two through five.
Aveda Constructs Blaine Facility
Aveda Corp . is constructing a $7.5-million distribution facility on ten acres in the Lexington Preserve Business Park in Blaine, Minn. When the 126,000-sf facility reaches completion in February 2005, it will feature state-of-the-art sorting and packing equipment and will enable Aveda to consolidate distribution operations from Roseville. The new facility is located 150 feet from Aveda's existing headquarters. The project contractor is CSM Corp. of Minneapolis.
University of Alabama at Birmingham Builds Research Support Building
The University of Alabama at Birmingham has initiated construction on the 101,000-sf, five-story UAB Research Support Building. Designed by CUH2A of Princeton, N.J, the $18.5 million project will accommodate research labs and offices. The general contractor is Doster Construction. The facility will open in July of 2005.
Johnson Controls Receives Pentagon Contract
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering and Support Center has awarded Glendale-based Johnson Controls an $800,000 contract to provide control equipment and energy monitoring at the Pentagon. The contract includes HVAC design and testing, indoor air quality upgrades for the entire Pentagon, and equipment additions and software modifications to air quality control systems. This award follows a $1.13 million contract granted in November 2004 to Johnson Controls for facility work at the Pentagon.