Semiconductor

At this Boise site, leading-edge infrastructure is the foundation for operational excellence and the expansion of high-performance semiconductor facilities. The Building 39 Central Utility Plant (CUP) & Building 51X projects exemplify strategic advancements that enhance efficiency, sustainability, and scalability—optimizing today’s operations while future-proofing for tomorrow’s breakthroughs. 

The T1-PH1 Fit-Up project represents a groundbreaking advancement in semiconductor manufacturing. Designed to support the next generation of technological innovation, this 4,811,500-square-foot facility features a comprehensive approach to gas and chemical systems, cleanroom environments, bulk specialty gas facilities, and essential warehouse infrastructure. Page played a pivotal role in engineering and design, ensuring seamless integration and high-performance solutions.

Selected through a competitive process, Page is leading the expansion of the Marcus Building’s inorganic cleanroom for the Institute of Matter and Systems. The challenge? A precision-driven 1,500-square-foot ISO 5 cleanroom fit-out seamlessly integrated with the existing ballroom-style cleanroom through a dedicated Move-In/Move-Out path. With a bay-and-chase configuration designed to optimize laminar flow, the space meets rigorous cleanroom certification standards—despite structural constraints imposed by the contiguous slab. 

For nearly four decades, the University of Texas at Austin Cockrell School of Engineering and the Texas Institute for Electronics (TIE) Montopolis Research Center have been at the forefront of industry collaboration, hosting leading partners such as Sematech. Today, the historic facility is evolving to meet the demands of next-generation semiconductor research and production. 

Page is providing architectural and engineering design for a next-generation semiconductor manufacturing complex on a 450-acre greenfield site in Sherman, Texas. The development includes four 300mm fabrication buildings, each 1.1 million square feet, featuring 400,000-square-foot cleanrooms, dedicated utility plants, and wastewater treatment systems. A central support building connects the FABs, optimizing workflow, while a separate office building provides space for 1,500 technicians, operators, and engineers, complete with dining, fitness, and recreation areas.