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UMass Medicine Science ParkWorcester, Massachusetts
Where Emerging Trends & Business Meet
UMass Medicine Science Parkcan accommodate:
• Incubator space
• Small tenants
• Mid-size tenants
• Large tenants
• Full-building tenants
Come grow with us!
UMass Medicine Science Park is one of the nation’s
leading centers for biotechnology research and production, providing
a nurturing environment for companies during all stages of growth.
Ranging from start-up incubator space to full-building footprints,
the fi ve-building park accommodates a variety of quality offi ce and
laboratory tenants within an extraordinary 10-acre campus setting.
The nearly 470,000-square-foot park is home to dozens of biotechnology
companies, as well as several non-profi t and academic institutions.
Plantation Street
Plantation Street
Research Drive
Research Drive
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Worcester Worcester Recovery CenterRecovery Center
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BUILDING 1BUILDING 1365 PLANTATION STREET365 PLANTATION STREET
BUILDING 2BUILDING 2373 PLANTATION STREET373 PLANTATION STREET
BUILDING 4BUILDING 4377 PLANTATION STREET377 PLANTATION STREET
BUILDING 5BUILDING 5381 PLANTATION STREET381 PLANTATION STREET
BUILDING 3BUILDING 3ONE INNOVATION DRIVEONE INNOVATION DRIVE
Situated alongside the continuously growing UMass Medical School and UMass Memorial Medical Center
campus, the UMass Medicine Science Park both contributes to and benefi ts from the organic synergies
created within this interconnected complex. A palpable energy from an unparalleled 10,000+ knowledge
seekers on site – in addition to approximately 10 additional neighboring colleges and universities – permeates
the campus, encouraging innovative thoughts and collaborative partnerships.
Innovation: A Contagious Phenomenon
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AlbertSherman
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LibraryLibrary
Outside volleyball & basketball courtsOutside volleyball & basketball courts
Food KioskFood Kiosk
Full-service CafeteriaFull-service Cafeteria
Residence InnResidence Inn
ASC Food Service/CaféASC Food Service/Café
Hospital CaféHospital Café
Lake BeachLake Beach
Rowing CenterRowing Center
Sailing CenterSailing Center
Beechwood Hotel & Conference CenterBeechwood Hotel & Conference Center
ASC Fitness CenterASC Fitness Center
EmployeeParkingGarage
Quad 1
Anderson House
Quad 2
Quad 3
Medical School
Hospital & Lakeside Emergency Wing
South ParkingGarage
LazareResearch Building
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Building 4Building 4
Building 2Building 2Building 3Building 3
Building 1Building 1
Amenities
UMass Medicine Science Park buildings
UMass Medical School buildings
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Plantation Street
Plantation Street
Situated on a scenic green hilltop,
UMass Medicine Science Park’s collaborative,
campus setting off ers tenants cutting-edge resources and ample amenities.
Campus Collaboration & Conveniences
Conveniences include: • Campus cafeteria• Campus fi tness center• Plantation Street parking garage• UMass Medical School Library• Conference facilities• Beechwood Hotel & Conference Center (adjacent)• Marriott Residence Inn• Access to Research Core facilitiesBuilding 1Building 1
Building 2Building 2
Building 3Building 3Building 4Building 4
Building 5Building 5
A Synergistic Setting for Innovative Minds
Massachusetts is known throughout the world for being one of the greatest places to conduct life science business because of its concentration of higher educational institutions and fi rst class hospitals. Since 1970, UMass Medical School has been at the core of the Worcester Life Science cluster, with the following accolades and statistics affi rming the research institution’s prestige:
The recent addition of the $400 million Albert Sherman Center (right) expands and unifi es UMass Medical School’s Worcester campus, doubles its research capacity and supports the school’s new learner-centered curriculum. Designed to foster collaboration among scientists, educators and learners, the nine-story, 512,000-square-foot facility features research laboratories, six learning community centers, a 350-seat auditorium, a full-service café and dining area, and a fi tness center.
• One Nobel Prize laureate for Physiology or Medicine; Craig C. Mello, PhD (2006)
• One Lasker Award recipient
• Two members of the National Academy of Sciences
• Two members of the Institute of Medicine
• One member of the Royal Society
• Six Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigators
• Major funding recipient of the $1 billion Massachusetts Life Sciences Bill signed into law in 2008
• 196 technology licenses with 109 companies
• 281 invention disclosures (since 2010)
• 212 U.S. patent applications (since 2010)
• 29 licensing agreements (since 2010)
• $12,296,000 sponsored research agreements (since 2010)
• $159,663,000 licensing revenue (since 2010)
UMass Medicine Science ParkWorcester, Massachusetts
For more information or to schedule a tour:
Kevin Brawley+1 617 330 [email protected]
William Kelleher IV+1 508 635 6785 [email protected]
John Carroll III+1 617 330 [email protected]
James Umphrey+1 508 635 [email protected]
160 Federal StreetBoston, MA 02110www.colliers.com
446 Main St #2200Worcester, MA 01608www.kelleher-sadowsky.com
