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Construction Progress for BeiGene’s US Headquarters

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BeiGene’s flagship U.S. facility will include biologic manufacturing and late-stage research and clinical development of innovative cancer medicines

Hopewell, NJ – BeiGene’s new flagship U.S. manufacturing and clinical R&D center is taking shape in Hopewell, N.J. This state-of-the-art facility at the Princeton West Innovation Campus will support BeiGene’s continued growth and expand its pipeline of life-saving cancer medicines around the world.

Meyer is providing ground-up architecture and interior design services for BeiGene’s 100,000 square foot office and lab building. IPS, a leading global construction management firm, is providing engineering, conceptual and detailed design services, as well as construction administration and commissioning support for the complex, which includes approximately 400,000 square feet of total development at the 42-acre site.

BeiGene plans to recruit hundreds of new employees from the area’s thriving life sciences community to support the company’s Hopewell operations and its ongoing commitment to advancing a global pipeline of cutting-edge oncology drugs.

In helping to bring the facility online, Meyer worked to combine critical office and clinical research functions, while building out the mechanical and utilities systems needed to support BeiGene’s labs and a connected café. Meyer also designed an exterior fountain featuring the BeiGene logo and continues to work closely with the architecture and design team responsible for developing the larger complex.

“Working with IPS, Meyer wanted to craft a space that honors BeiGene’s commitment to growth and innovation,” said Phil Burkett, Meyer Principal and Corporate Practice Leader. “We designed BeiGene’s stunning facility to reflect these principles, and we look forward to continuing our partnership with IPS and BeiGene as we work to bring these buildings online.”

Meyer’s interior design team also includes Principal Christopher Scarafile, Project Manager Jon Weber and Senior Designer Giselle Hipkins. Project Manager Glenn Sarsale, MBA, AIA, NCARB, and Architectural Designer Krista Soh worked with Burkett to provide architecture services for the project.

“IPS, in partnership with Meyer, is proud to help BeiGene bring this state-of-the-art facility to realization,” said Gene Martini, IPS Executive Vice President. “Building on the legacy of the Hopewell community’s life sciences industry, BeiGene’s new manufacturing and research center will create jobs and contribute to countless life-saving scientific breakthroughs.”