Turner Selected for US$190 Million Clemson University Veterinary College Medicine Project
Turner Construction Company has won a contract to build a US$190 million complex for Clemson University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in Clemson, South Carolina, USA.
The facility will serve as an educational hub for students pursuing careers in animal health. It will feature administrative offices, classrooms, teaching labs, research spaces, paddocks, pens, and ancillary facilities to enhance the learning experience. This initiative marks the establishment of South Carolina's inaugural College of Veterinary Medicine, with completion anticipated by 2026.
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April 25, 2024
Financial closing for 160-unit affordable independent senior living (Englewood Senior) Project
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