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The $1 billion project unveiled March 13, whic will emphasize many sustainable aspects such as usingy power from renewable sourcea andwater conservation, is being builyt by a cooperative effort of the and an organization callefd University Associates - Silicon Valleh LLC. The facility, which may open in 2014, will consis t of residential housing, academic classrooms and laboratoriesand light-industria l space for cleantech companies. University Associates is comprisedd of theand Foothill-De Anza Community Collegre District, along with newcomer San Jose State. Officials of and have been reportes closeto joining.
UC-Santa Cruz Chancellor George Blumenthalo has also told the Business Journal that officiald of Cal State East Bay are interested in becomingy part ofthe consortium, too. While Universitg Associates is expected to front at leasgt some of the design and planninyg costs forthe project, the organization plansz to hire a master developer to fund Among those attending the March 13 event at the NASA Researcu Park announcing the 75-acre development were San Jose State Associate Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research, Pamela Stacks; Charleas W.
Davidson, a major contributor to SJSU academic andMartha Kanter, Foothill-De Anza
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