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The Med Center’s CORE Building at Saddle Creek and Farnam

Just when you thought we were done with Med Center projects. This one is at the southwest corner of Farnam and Saddle Creek. Most recently the site had been the home to Parrish Alternative School. It was razed in 2013 to make way for the Campus Operations and Research Excellence Building. The rendering shows what…

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Just when you thought we were done with Med Center projects. This one is at the southwest corner of Farnam and Saddle Creek. Most recently the site had been the home to Parrish Alternative School. It was razed in 2013 to make way for the Campus Operations and Research Excellence Building.

1964 Durham Museum photo showing the lot where the CORE building is being constructed on the right. The Parrish Alternative School is in the background. This photo is looking west from Farnam.

The rendering shows what the 6-story CORE building will look like. It will serve as the cornerstone of the new campus and will be ideal for research that leads to product and drug collaboration and innovation.

2021 photo of the Parish Alternative School that was once Rex Baking.

The building is also being designed to accommodate a future pedestrian bridge crossing over Saddle Creek Road that will link the new campus to the main campus.

Rendering of the Med Center’s CORE Building rising in place of the old Parish Alternative School.

See below to read the history of the building that started as Rex Baking Company before becoming Parrish Alternative School.

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Until next time, keep exploring!

More pictures

1965 Durham Museum aerial photo. The CORE building is being constructed in the empty lot in the middle where Saddle Creek intersects Farnam.
Google Earth view looking northwest at the site where the CORE building is being constructed.

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