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Industry News
Britannia Corporate Center Under Construction
Construction has begun on Britannia Corporate Center, a project being developed by Master Development Corporation of Newport Beach, Calif. Designed by Ware Malcomb of San Diego, the project site encompassed 15.9 acres in Otay Mesa. Britannia Corporate Center consists of six industrial distribution/manufacturing buildings totaling approximately 296,400 sf. The Aztec influenced design includes canted accent walls, extensive glazing at office area, ample dock-high loading doors and vehicle parking at 2.2/1000.
William Beaumont Hospital Plans Troy West Hospital
William Beaumont Hospital's 240,000-sf West Hospital on the Troy, Mich., campus is being designed by HarleyEllis. The $53 million design-build project consists of a five-story structure housing maternal child health, expanded endoscopy and surgical services, inpatient care and support services. Attached to the main hospital, the exterior design and architectural details will match the existing hospital.
Convention Center, Hotel and Performing Arts Center in Schauberg
The Village of Schaumburg, Ill. has selected John Portman Associates (JP&A) as architect for the new $225 million Convention Center, Hotel and Performing Arts Center. JP&A will serve as the complex's master designer and planner, with HNTB Corporation as associate architect for the convention center and Daniel P. Coffey and Associates as associate architect for the performing arts center.
PerkinElmer Expands in the Bay Area
Santa Clara, Calif.-based medical device maker PerkinElmer is expanding with the addition of 88,000 sf. Sixty percent of the expansion will be utilized by the firms' manufacturing operations in Fremont.
Fort Sam Houston Projects Planned
Fort Sam Houston has been allocated $2.25 million in federal funds to build a general instruction building and $7.4 million for construction of a new physical fitness center.
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