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Auburn Research and Technology Foundation: Innovating for the Future

The Auburn Research and Technology Foundation aims to create a dynamic mixed-use business and research campus that fosters innovation, technology, and knowledge. With a focus on synergy between high-tech companies, university research, and entrepreneurial opportunities, the Foundation is committed to balancing development needs with environmental preservation. Building #1, a 42,793 sq. ft. facility, features flexible space for tenants and has applied for LEED Certification. Join us in this initiative to generate innovation, job growth, and economic benefits for the community.

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Auburn Research and Technology Foundation: Innovating for the Future

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  1. Auburn Research and Technology Foundation Auburn Research Park www.auburnresearch park.com John D. Weete Executive Director September 9, 2008

  2. Auburn Research and Technology Foundation Innovation Jobs Tax Revenues Commercialization “A Community Generating Innovation, Technology, and Knowledge”

  3. Auburn Research and Technology Foundation We Wish to Achieve • A mixed-use business and research campus with an appropriate balance of high technology companies, university research facilities, federal agencies, and support businesses. • An entrepreneurial environment provides value-added synergy between park tenants and university faculty and students. • A balance between the need for development with the desire to protect the natural environment---we will capture the image and character of the AU campus

  4. Auburn Research and Technology Foundation Auburn Research Park—Master Plan Phase I

  5. Building #1

  6. Building #1 Auburn Research Park • Characteristics • 42,793 sq ft of office and laboratory • space • “Charter” tenants will be able to design • their space within covenant criteria— • build out allowance available • Applied for LEED Certification • Completion date is September, 2008

  7. Leasing Status Auburn Research and Technology Foundation Building #1 • Tenants • Northrop Grumman—Workforce Development Center • Research Park Administrative Office (ARTF) • AU Office of Technology Transfer (OTT) • Roanoke Electronic Controls • Johnson Sterling • Available Space • About 13,000 square feet Phase I • About 8 building sites for land leases or further development by AU or the ARTF

  8. Contact John D. Weete 334.844.7480 weetejd@auburn.edu www.auburnresearchpark.com

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