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May 15 | News
Major energy retrofit will turn a 100-year-old building at 5 Channel
Center in Boston's Innovation District into a showcase for clean energy
technologies and research. A key objective of the project is
accelerating adoption and acceptance of advanced building energy
technologies in Massachusetts and nationwide.
12/6/2011 | News
The Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine comprises a consortium
of five life science research leaders: The Salk Institute for Biological
Studies, The Scripps Research Institute, the Sanford/Burnham Medical
Research Institute, The University of California-San Diego, and the La
Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology.
7/29/2011 | News
Adaptive reuse project transformed part of a 366,699 square foot book
publishing facility—previously remodeled as high-tech office space—into
shell space for a series of 4,000- to 6,000-square foot spec lab suites
for start-up and early stage businesses.
1/18/2011 | News
The Colorcon Global Headquarters and Technology Center is a 94,000ft2
two-story complex. The complex contains Colorcon’s corporate
headquarters, global data center and R&D laboratories and suites on a
26-acre site.
12/20/2010 | News
The Orange County Water District’s Advanced Water Quality Assurance
Laboratory is a 39,000-ft2 two-story steel framed building
that houses about 45 chemists, lab technicians and water quality
monitoring personnel.
10/19/2010 | News
The proposed vivarium is a 25,000-ft2 facility sponsored by
the Memphis Bioworks Foundation. It will act as a local shared resource
to grow the Memphis bioscience sector.
7/14/2010 | News
Environmental services and research lab will house government and academic groups.
3/9/2010 | News
Lab near Cambridge, U.K., consolidates facilities for company that specializes in systems for genetic research.
2/16/2010 | News
Low-slung facility is dedicated to plant conservation (in partnership with the plant biology and conservation program of nearby Northwestern Univ.); public education; and a living example of sustainability technologies, such as the green roof.
1/22/2010 | News
Project will update facilities for training and research in biomedical and environmental science, and is being funded by Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center, as well as the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The scope includes completely gutting the internal infrastructure of the three-story building and creating space for consolidating the MBL’s research training programs.
