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Construction of Stanford University's Clark Center Under Way

Published 11/12/2001

 Stanford University is building the James H. Clark Center for Biomedical Engineering Sciences, a 225,000-sf bio-science research facility slated for occupancy in 2003. Promoting the Stanford interdisciplinary initiative called Bio-X, Clark Center will house 50 faculty from biosciences, physical sciences and engineering.

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Gigawave Technologies Triples Facilities

Published 11/12/2001

Gigawave Technologies of San Antonio is preparing to move from an outgrown 3,000-sf  into a new 10,000-sf facility. Gigawave provides training services for Cisco Systems and for companies installing new wireless LANs.

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Signature Bioscience Seeks San Francisco Headquarters

Published 11/8/2001

Signature Bioscience is seeking between 70,000-sf and 80,000-sf in San Francisco for its headquarters, currently housed in 27,000-sf in Hayward and 28,000-sf in Richmond. The Richmond facility may be retained in the relocation. Draws for a San Francisco headquarters include the new UC San Francisco Mission Bay campus and its planned life science campus. Catellus Development Corp., developer of the life science facility, has estimated completion of the 155,000-sf building in 2002, not timely for Signature's move.

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University of Maryland Develops CARB I & II

Published 11/8/2001

The University of Maryland's Shady Grove campus in Rockville is planning to begin expansion of its Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology (CARB) in March 2002. The current 88,000-sf facility will be joined by another four-story, 140,000-sf building dubbed CARB II. The $38 million project is designed by architects Burt Kosar Rittelmann Associates of Pennsylvania, with construction company Barton Malow of Southfield, Mich.,  as general contractor. The facility is slated for completion in 2004.

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Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi Plans New Facilities

Published 11/8/2001

Texas A&M University at Corpus Christ plans to develop a new classroom and lab facility with $34 million in funds, part of a $1 billion revenue bond initiative for new projects in Texas. The Hart Research Center for Gulf of Mexico Studies is also slated for development with the grant. The center brings the perspectives of bio-diversity and economic sustainability to bear on issues relative to the Gulf of Mexico.

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