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Delaware Valley College in Doylestown has broken ground on its new Life Sciences Building. IMC Construction’s Ellen Davis tells us that the college is moving toward university status and the building will satisfy the demand for additional teaching, research, and performance space. The college secured a $3.2M million state grant, and an alumnus, Joseph Umosella, committed a cool million and will receive naming rights for its atrium. IMC is leading the design-build effort, along side Kimmel Bogrette Architect + Site, Arris Engineering, and Reuther + Bowen Engineering.

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