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The University of Washington will break ground Wednesday on a $230 million building for its 2-year-old Population Health Initiative, and says it is designed to be a laboratory for ideas and encourage collaboration. The 290,000-square-foot Population Health Facility is slated for a site along the east side of 15th Avenue Northeast, west of Architecture Hall. It is being built where the three Guthrie Hall annexes once stood, and should be finished in spring 2020.
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