Doug Meijer Medical Innovation Building

Michigan State University — Doug Meijer Medical Innovation Building

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Grand Rapids, Michigan

205000

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Ed Bloom

Vice President, Education

The second phase of Michigan State University’s Grand Rapids Innovation Park (GRIP) along Grand Rapids’ Medical Mile includes the 205,000 sq. ft. Doug Meijer Medical Innovation Building, which houses a variety of spaces — including office, collaboration, radiopharmacy and clinical — to enable synergies among academic medicine, healthcare delivery systems and industry partners. The new, seven-story building focuses on driving innovation through public-private partnerships by encouraging relationships across tenants, and as a result, bring new discoveries to market. Anticipated outcomes of the collaboration include research, testing and commercialization of new therapies and devices.

The Innovation Building will complement the existing 162,800 sq. ft. Grand Rapids Research Center, which houses meeting space, core research labs and offices. A 600-car parking deck and green space are also part of the Phase II expansion.

Radiopharmacy, clinical space
Research, labs and offices
600-car parking structure

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DMMIB’s tenants are focused on achieving healthcare breakthroughs, and Rockford worked diligently to help each business maximize innovation and interaction. With a fourth floor Innovation Hub and incubator spaces that help launch small businesses, we provided significant value to the physical asset by empowering tenants and owners to have a greater impact on the communities they serve.

The new space brings academic medicine, healthcare delivery and industry partners together.

The team was heavily involved in performing pre-stabilization work alongside Rockford’s real estate development and construction arms to set the foundation for the property’s success.