Columbus Monthly recently featured Ohio State's Innovation District in its health care special edition. The publication interviewed Jay Kasey, Ohio State’s senior vice president of Administration and Planning, and Grace Wang, Ohio State’s executive vice president for Research, Innovation and Knowledge.
“Calling these initial buildings anchors is probably too significant a term,” Kasey told Columbus Monthly. “Eventually there will be larger corporate entities moving in that...
In January, Columbus Dispatch shared a story that highlighted ten development projects, including Ohio State’s Innovation District and the Inpatient Hospital, that could transform Columbus in the years to come.
Columbus Business First shared news this week that Ohio State's incentive is projected at $47 million over the next 25 years for the 12,000 high-paying jobs it expects to create in its Innovation District.
It replaces the previous biggest-ever jobs incentive, also for the university.
Progress continues on the Interdisciplinary Research Facility located in the heart of the new Innovation District on West Campus. The 305,000 square foot facility will serve multiple research disciplines working together, including biomedical, life sciences, engineering and environmental sciences, among others. In addition, two floors will be dedicated to The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center including its new Pelotonia Institute for Immuno-Oncology.
Construction updates include:
Masonry brick installation on the west facade started on October 13. West punched window installation is complete. The penthouse roof, which contains multiple air handling units and HVAC equipment, is 75%...
Fans are back in Ohio Stadium this fall as the Buckeyes make another run toward the College Football Playoffs.
For a winning fan experience, The Ohio State University is encouraging attendees to allow additional time to get in and out of the stadium area as traffic and parking changes may cause delays.
Ohio State continues to invest in the future of teaching, research and patient care through active construction projects that will change the way to get to and from campus on game day.
We all love scarlet and gray, but there’s a sea of orange on campus as Ohio State invests in the future of teaching, learning and research. Major construction projects are changing the way most Buckeyes will navigate campus – so allow extra travel time, be cautious near construction zones, and look out for your fellow Buckeyes. Watch to learn more on what areas to avoid and how to get around safely. READ MORE
A ceremony today helped mark a construction milestone for The Ohio State University’s Interdisciplinary Research Facility.
The final steel beam for the facility, wrapped in logos of the university, The Ohio State U Video of Innovation District Beam-Topping Ceremony iversity Comprehensive Cancer Center and Pelotonia, was raised to top off the building. Hundreds of university students, faculty and staff left signatures across the beam that are now a permanent part of the new building.
Progress continues on the Interdisciplinary Research Facility, which will anchor Ohio State’s Innovation District. You are invited to sign one of the final structural beams for the Interdisciplinary Research Facility and become part of Ohio State’s history. The beam is available for signing now until July 23 on the first floor of the Biomedical Research Tower (460 W 12th Ave, Columbus, OH 43210). It will be installed later in July 2021.
Set in stone has a new meaning as crews complete concrete pours on the new Interdisciplinary Research Facility. Located within the Innovation District, progress is hard to miss for anyone traveling on SR-315 or Kenny Road. Construction updates on the five-story, 305,000 square foot building include:
Site utilities are nearing completion after beginning installation in March. The concrete building frame is almost complete. The last concrete pour for the fifth floor took place in early June, and the penthouse concrete pours are scheduled to wrap up by the end of June. Exterior cold formed metal framing on the first...
Kristin Poldemann has been named one of the most influential leaders in Columbus as part of the Columbus Business First Power 100 list . Poldemann serves as senior director of projects for Ohio State's Facilities Design and Construction. In her role, she leads a $3.5 billion portfolio of “Time and Change” projects to build the campus of the future, catalyzing the achievement of Ohio State’s strategic plan and Framework 2.0 through state-of-the-art facilities for teaching, learning and research.
Poldemann oversees the Time and Change construction projects, including:
