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This building is eventually planned to have a twin that connects at the bottom level, right?

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This building is eventually planned to have a twin that connects at the bottom level, right?
That is correct!

Rendering of One Dynamic Way with the forthcoming Two Dynamic Way:



Construction progress. They should go vertical any time now.





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This project may have additional tenants if the bid is successful.

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Health care coalition throws Houston’s hat in the ring for federal hub site

By Jishnu Nair – Reporter, Houston Business Journal
Apr 4, 2023

Two federal health care hubs are looking for homes across the country, and a Houston coalition is bidding to bring one to the Bayou City.

The initiative is run by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health, or ARPA-H. One hub is described as an “investor catalyst” intended to accelerate products to market, while the other is a “customer experience” location intended to enhance clinical trials and reach more diverse patient populations.

A separate hub has already been established in Washington, D.C., with 85-100 federal employees, though it is currently unknown how many workers the selected cities will get with the investor catalyst and customer experience hubs.

The group leading Houston’s bid for the customer experience hub is known as the Life Sciences Coalition, and it is spearheaded by the Texas Medical Center and its member institutions. TMC CEO Bill McKeon said the group first met last October and drafted a bid during March. Bids are due in early April, according to TMC officials.

“What NASA did for the space economy, this can do for health care,” McKeon told the Houston Business Journal. “It's a major move by the federal government to advance therapies that normally take a very long time through [the National Institutes for Health] and others — their job is to accelerate that. And they do that by not just money, but finding great ecosystems that can drive discovery, knowledge, commercialization of those products, all the way through clinical trials.”

If Houston is selected for the hub, it would be based in the TMC Helix Park campus, which is opening its first buildings in fall 2023, said Ashley McPhail, TMC’s chief external affairs and administration officer. The Life Sciences Commission had made several trips to Washington to make the city’s case to federal officials, she added.

“[This hub will] put the patient in the front seat and [make] sure that you're designing trials for patients in mind,” McPhail said.

Although the hub would be located in Houston, it would feature spokes reaching out into other areas of the country, she said.

Houston’s diverse population and the size of the medical center are factors that could weigh in the city’s favor for the customer experience hub, McKeon said.
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https://houston.innovationmap.com/42floors-medical-office-houston-construction-projects-2659761947.html

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A separate 42Floors list ranks Dynamic One, part of Baylor College of Medicine’s TMC Helix Park, as the second largest life sciences project in the U.S. set to come online this year. Houston’s TMC3 Collaborative Building lands at No. 19.

The 12-story Dynamic One project will feature lab space, offices, restaurants, and stores. It represents the first of four buildings planned for the 37-acre, five-million-square-foot TMC Helix Park, which is projected to generate an economic impact of $5.4 billion.

The 42Floors list puts the square footage of Dynamic One’s north tower at 365,000. Organizations involved in the project cite the square footage as 355,000.

The Baylor College of Medicine has signed up as Dynamic One’s anchor tenant. It will occupy 114,000 square feet of lab and office space.

“Baylor College of Medicine is a major force in life sciences discovery and commercialization at TMC. Their move to TMC Helix Park will serve as a catalyst for enhanced collaboration with TMC’s other esteemed Institutions, as well as with industry leaders from around the world,” Bill McKeon, president and CEO of TMC, says in a news release.

Also located at TMC Helix Park, the four-story TMC3 Collaborative Building will span 250,000 square feet. It will contain research facilities for MD Anderson Cancer Center, the Texas A&M University Health Science Center, the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, and TMC.

In addition, the TMC3 Collaborative Building will house life sciences companies, the TMC Data Collaborative, the TMC Venture Fund, the Braidwell hedge fund, and venture capital and private equity firms.
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Life sciences VC firm Portal Innovations expanding to Texas Medical Center’s Helix Park

By Jishnu Nair - Reporter
June 21, 2023, 09:00am CDT

Local biotechnology companies looking for capital should be keeping their eyes on the Texas Medical Center’s Helix Park, where a Chicago-based biotech venture capital firm has targeted its latest expansion.

Portal Innovations will operate 30,000 square feet of lab and office space in the TMC3 Collaborative Building on the 37-acre Helix Park campus, the firm said June 21.

The Collaborative Building, which is part of the first phase of Helix Park set to open later in 2023, also will house TMC’s operations as well as lab space for three TMC member institutions: the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Texas A&M University and the University of Texas Health Science Center Houston.

In the June 21 announcement, Portal CEO John Flavin cited the institutions as resources that will help the firm with its Texas expansion.

“It’s critical for us to open in Texas and leverage nearby pipelines from Rice University, UTHealth Houston, Texas A&M, University of Houston, Baylor College of Medicine, and others across Houston’s innovative life sciences ecosystem,” Flavin said. “We’re thrilled to work with TMC to help grow tomorrow’s biotech and medtech leaders.”
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The TMC Helix Park Mixed-Use Building looks really good! I like the yellow exoskeleton and glass facade!





The mixed-use garage was planned to feature a sports gym and a bunch of ground floor retail. Here is the rendering in the leasing brochure.

Hope it gets built as planned!





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Texas Medical Center's new research campus opens, ushering in a new era

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Oct. 27, 2023

The first piece in a long-anticipated multibillion-dollar biomedical research campus opened Thursday in the Texas Medical Center, setting the stage for what could become a game-changing life sciences hub generating $5.4 billion in annual economic impact and tens of thousands jobs in Houston.

Houston has struggled to compete with larger life sciences magnets in San Francisco, Boston, San Diego and Raleigh-Durham, and the 37-acre Helix Park campus along Old Spanish Trail, a project nearly a decade in the making, represents a major milestone in helping the city gain momentum.

“When you looked at the incredible business and economic platform the state of Texas has, there was one glaring deficiency, and that is to have a massive hub for life sciences,” Gov. Greg Abbott said at the event.

Economic development officials think Helix Park will help to fill that gap, becoming a launch pad for a more mature life science industry in Texas.

The project is also the first time TMC, University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Texas A&M University Health Science Center and UTHealth Houston have collaborated to build and finance a shared space to house their researchers under one roof.

“We've never really had a place where all of us felt like it was ours,” Bill McKeon, president of TMC, said in an interview. Shared laboratory spaces, plus a plethora of communal areas and coworking/office spaces, are meant to encourage researchers to mingle and collaborate.

“That's where a lot of discoveries happen, through serendipity,” McKeon said.

Helix Park is also an opportunity for commercial, for-profit firms to enter the TMC district, where they were historically prohibited. TMC officials altered covenants on the land to allow for-profit firms to operate within the Helix Park site and TMC Innovation Factory, a biotech accelerator on Holcomb Boulevard.

A few hundred people packed into the atrium of the new 250,000 square foot Collaborative Building Thursday. Outside, passersby could wander through a network of linked public parks forming the shape of helix.

“It’s amazing to see what was once a parking lot transformed into something like this. When we look around this building, when we look through this complex, we can see the future of Houston,” Dr. Peter W.T. Pisters, president of MD Anderson, said at Thursday’s event.

Across from the Collaborative Building, Beacon Capital’s 350,000-square-foot building, known as Dynamic One, is to be completed this fall. A handful of restaurants coming to Helix Park will be announced in the coming months, according to TMC.




















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The Dynamic One industry building on the TMC Helix Park campus opened in October 2023 as part of the campus's completed first phase.

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Jan 29, 2024

One of Houston’s largest health care systems is moving some of its research programs into the Texas Medical Center’s new Helix Park campus as it continues its focus on innovation.

Houston Methodist signed a 75,800-square-foot lease at Dynamic One, one of four industry research buildings on the 37-acre Helix Park campus, for new research laboratory space. Transwestern, which handles leasing for Dynamic One, said the lease spans two floors in the building.

The health care system will move its cardiovascular sciences, orthopedics, and RNA therapeutics programs to Dynamic One to occupy the research space.

“We are always focused on translating innovative medical discoveries into viable therapies for patients,” Edward A. Jones, president and CEO of Houston Methodist Research Institute, said in a statement. “These highly entrepreneurial programs, which translate these discoveries to the bedside, are a natural fit within the emerging biotechnology ecosystem that the TMC is cultivating.”

Dynamic One, which opened late last year as part of Helix Park’s first phase, was developed by Boston-based Beacon Capital Partners in collaboration with Zoe Life Sciences. Houston Methodist is the building’s second tenant after Baylor College of Medicine, which signed a lease for 114,000 square feet as Dynamic One’s anchor tenant in January 2023.

Transwestern confirmed to the Houston Business Journal that Dynamic One is 57% leased after Houston Methodist’s signing. Beacon Capital said it will unveil three new Beacon Ready Labs, which include laboratory and office space, this summer. The new labs will range from 9,000 to 14,000 square feet.

The lab space will be Houston Methodist’s latest investment in its research capacity following the health care system’s opening of its technology hub in the Ion last year. That space is designed to simulate patient environments, such as a doctor’s office, and to explore the use of new technologies.

Houston Methodist is also making innovation a focus for its newest hospital in Cypress. The hospital, which is set to open in 2025, will include 400 beds and telehealth and virtual health applications pioneered at Houston Methodist’s Center for Innovation at the Texas Medical Center.

Dynamic One opened alongside the four-story TMC3 Collaborative Building in October. The Collaborative Building houses the TMC’s headquarters and 30,000 square feet of lab and office space for Chicago-based venture capital firm Portal Innovations. Additionally, three TMC member institutions — the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Texas A&M University and the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston — have over 24,000 square feet of overlapping lab and office space on the building’s highest floor.
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