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OSU Wexner Medical Center Breaks Ground on Ambulatory Care Facility
Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center broke ground in June of 2015 on a $22 million ambulatory care facility in Upper Arlington. The five-story, 100,000-sf facility will provide comprehensive outpatient services including primary care, surgery, imaging, women's health, cardiology, dermatology, rheumatology, endocrinology, and gastroenterology. Occupancy is expected in August of 2016.
Stanford University Constructs Biology Research Building
Stanford University began site work in July of 2015 for the $107 million Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Biology Research Building in Palo Alto, Calif. The 123,450-gsf facility will provide laboratory space for biochemistry and computational research as well as including classrooms and offices for the Department of Biology. The building will have four stories above ground with a core lab for mass spectroscopy located below grade.
Cornell Tech Builds Roosevelt Island Campus
Cornell Tech began building the Roosevelt Island campus in New York in June of 2015. The site plan for the $2 billion project was created by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and James Corner Field Operations. The sustainably designed campus represents a partnership between Technion-Israel Institute of Technology and Cornell University. The 12-acre campus will feature the Bloomberg Center designed by Morphosis to be one of the largest net-zero buildings in the United States.
Boeing Opens Huntsville Research and Technology Center
Boeing opened an 80,000-sf research and technology center in June of 2015 in Huntsville, Ala. The facility will support the development of technologies for propulsion, sensing, simulation, communications, cybersecurity, and systems analysis. Supporting collaboration with academic and industry partners, the center will feature instrumentation including testing chambers for metal analysis, vehicle management simulation suites, an accelerated-rate calorimeter, and autoclaves to heat-treat composite materials.
Purdue University Breaks Ground on Indiana Advanced Manufacturing Research Center
Purdue University broke ground in June of 2015 on the $50 million Indiana Advanced Manufacturing Research Center in West Lafayette. Located in the Purdue Research Park, the 62,000-sf facility will support the creation of advanced composite materials and will feature production simulation and 3D printing technologies. Purdue will initially occupy 30,000 sf in the center, which will provide 32,000 sf of leasable space for industry partners. The project is supported by funding from the Department of Energy and the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.