Laboratory buildings

Light-filled and open, the Undergraduate Teaching Labs put interdisciplinary learning on display. Ballinger designed the active learning and research facility for Johns Hopkins University’s biology, chemistry, neuroscience and biophysics departments. The facility is an addition to the existing Mudd Levi Biology complex that engages an adjacent lushly-landscaped garden. An expansive glass facade provides visual access to the garden from the classroom and lab spaces within, putting discovery on display to the adjacent pedestrian pathway. A student commons serves as the primary entrance from the existing building, and functions as a lounge and study space for students and faculty. Jeffery Totaro The project achieved LEED Platinum... Más

Extreme technology under the hood The Synlab laboratory is the largest medical laboratory in Central and Eastern Europe, designed using the BIM method with extremely complex and stringent requirements. By converting and extending the neoclassical main building of the former Hungarian Royal Budapest Customs Free Port in the area of the free port of Csepel, the client wanted to create an office and industrial building that meets contemporary needs. The extension of a classic building block is an exciting architectural challenge. Caption Modern building in a century-old industrial environment The Royal Hungarian Budapest Customs Free Port opened in 1928 after nine years of planning and construction. When it opened, it was one of the m... Más

The 96,631-square-foot Ernest E. Tschannen Science Complex at California State University, Sacramento (Sac State), designed by Los Angeles-based CO Architects, serves as an educational and cultural hub for students, faculty, visitors, and the greater Sacramento community.  The new five-story, $91.5-million building features a state-of-the-art, energy-efficient, light-filled science facility providing teaching and research laboratories for the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.  According to the university, the facility is designed as a space for students to investigate solutions for climate change, healthy aging, and many other worldwide challenges.   Set on the banks of the American River, the facility provides in... Más

El nuevo edificio de la DZNE, donde se analizan las similitudes y diferencias de varias enfermedades cerebrales, se encuentra en el extremo sur del Campus Venusberg del Hospital Universitario de Bonn. Con una superficie útil de aproximadamente 16.000 metros cuadrados, la DZNE proporciona condiciones científicas óptimas para un equipo internacional de más de 500 empleados e investigadores visitantes.   El volumen del edificio está separado en tres distintivos edificios individuales de forma orgánica. Estos forman un conjunto coherente con generosos espacios exteriores intermedios. La división tripartita corresponde exactamente a las funciones internas: el edificio de entrada con todas l... Más