Jacksonville
Market Remains Steady
More Opportunities Emerging
for This Northeast Florida Region
With projects downtown and at the beaches, Jacksonville-area
construction continues at a steady pace, but contractors are
concerned about material and labor shortages. Full
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Industrial
Market on the Rise
Southeast Industrial Construction
Should Jump 11 Percent in 2006
After a relatively flat 2005, industrial construction
seems on a rebound in 2006, with new distribution centers
in Georgia and Florida and manufacturing facilities in the
Carolinas.
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The
Innovative IntegRex
Eastman Chemical Co. Building
First-of-a-Kind Facility in South Carolina
An example of the Southeast's resurgent industrial construction
market can be found in Columbia, S.C., where Eastman Chemical
Co.'s Voridian division is working with CH2M Hill Lockwood
Greene of Spartanburg, S.C., to build a first-of-a-kind manufacturing
facility that will utilize what the owner calls a "breakthrough"
technology.
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Going
Up With Auchter
Jacksonville-Based Firm is
on a Hot Streak
The Auchter Co., one of Jacksonville's oldest contractors
and one that has built many of that city's downtown landmark
structures, is on a noticeable hot streak lately.
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Growing
Commitment in Health Care
University of Miami's School
of Medicine in Midst of $1 Billion Construction Plan
The University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine's
aggressive $1 billion, 10-year construction plan has hit its
stride, with the Clinical Research Institute Building nearing
completion, foundation work under way on a wet lab facility
and a hospital in design.
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Duke
Expansion
Duke University Growing with
$700 Million Investment Strategy
Duke University in Durham, N.C., is adding almost 1 million
sq. ft. of instruction, study, research and administration
space. Total cost for ongoing or recently completed projects
is estimated at $268 million.
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Getting
Advanced at Georgia Tech
Georgia Institute of Technology
is almost ready to welcome its Advanced Computing Building
The Christopher Klaus Advanced Computing Building on the Georgia
Institute of Technology's Atlanta campus promises to be a
gateway to learning. With its underground parking deck, it
likely will also be a gateway to the entire campus.
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