<b>Built (S3E6)</b>: San Diego's New Life for Life Sciences

Courtesy of IQHQ. Research and Development District (RaDD).

Built (S3E6): San Diego's New Life for Life Sciences

Meet the developer, architect, and builder for the Research and Development District (RaDD), IQHQ's newest location for a $1.6 billion life science mega-development on San Diego's coast. Not just for employees, the area will open more of the waterfront to the community, too.

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Let’s meet the people behind the Research and Development District

Justine Nielsen<em>Senior Vice President of Development at IQHQ</em>

Kenneth Fisher<em>FAIA, LEED AP & Principal at Gensler</em>

Steve Elliott<em>LEED AP & General Superintendent at Turner Construction Company</em>

RaDD Alley and Rise Decks. Courtesy of IQHQ.

RaDD Edge. Courtesy of IQHQ.

RaDD Alley Restaurant Deck. Courtesy of IQHQ.

RaDD Alley and Medley Park. Courtesy of IQHQ.

Aerial view of RaDD at sunset. Courtesy of IQHQ.

Not your typical life science development…

Developing all 14 acres of land at the same time has been no small feat. Four buildings are slated for completion at the end of 2023 with the last building ready for occupancy by Spring 2024. Once complete, the development will integrate both transformative research and the community itself with green space and indoor-outdoor restaurants and retail.

Brian Maughan and Justine Nielsen taking a look at the RaDD model<em>IQHQ San Diego Office</em>

Touring the RaDD construction site

RaDD Taxi

Touring the site via RaDD Taxi

View of construction from the San Diego waterfront

Coronado Bridge

Historic aircraft carrier and museum, USS Midway<em>Courtesy of Turner Construction</em>

Aerial view of the RaDD construction site<em>Courtesy of Turner Construction</em>

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