Project Loch to see three buildings developed
Google has filed to develop a data center campus outside Richmond, Virginia.
The search giant has filed an application with the US Army Corps of Engineers’ Norfolk District for Project Loch.
– Google via US Army Corps of Engineers
Located outside Richmond in Chesterfield County, site plans suggest three buildings and three on-site substations.
The campus is located near Midlothian on land west of Route 288 and south of Route 60, between Otterdale Road and Old Hundred Road.
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