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Local architects design energy center in Idaho
0 Comments | Deseret News (Salt Lake City), Mar 7, 2007
Construction has started on the Center for Advanced Energy Studies in Idaho Falls, a futuristic research and education center designed by GSBS Architects of Salt Lake City.
CAES is a joint project of the Department of Energy, Idaho National Laboratory and three Idaho universities -- Boise State, University of Idaho and Idaho State University. The 55,000-square- foot structure will be located adjacent to the Idaho State University campus and the Idaho National Laboratory in Idaho Falls.
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The building should be complete in June 2008. Half of the structure is laboratory space and will house approximately 175 faculty, researchers, staff and students.
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