Life science
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about life science
Project • By Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects • Laboratories
Chr. Hansen Innovation Campus
Close interaction with nature, generous daylight and an intuitive functionality are central elements of Chr. Hansen’s new 15,000 m2 Innovation Campus with PensionDanmark as an investor.
Rasmus Hjortshøj
Rasmus Hjortshøj
The proposal extends the existing Hørsholm headquarters and will accommodate up to 250 new researchers. The new campus include a new main building, laboratories, meeting center and application center creating a future-proof center for innovation, knowledge sharing and customer support.
Rasmus Hjortshøj
Rasmus Hjortshøj
Today, the headquarters are solitary buildings scattered on the grounds. This project will merge the existing ones into a cohesive campus with an... More
Project • By Flad Architects • Offices
Adaptive Biotechnologies
Adaptive Biotechnologies is a commercial-stage biotechnology company focused on harnessing the inherent biology of the adaptive immune system to transform the diagnosis and treatment of disease. In the midst of significant growth, Adaptive sought to move to a larger space within Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood.
Bill Timmerman
The company’s co-founders proposed a new operational definition for a science headquarters as a workshop for ideas, eschewing traditional work and lab space in favor of an innovative center that advances learning and culture first. Adaptive worked with Flad to design a new four-story, 98,400-square-foot headquarters and laboratory that expands the company's footprint in pursuit of revolutionar... More
Alewife Research Center (The ARC)
As a “gateway” to West Cambridge’s life sciences corridor, The Alewife Research Center (ARC) offers 220,000 square feet of highly flexible and efficient research space at 35 Cambridgepark Drive. LEED Gold certified, and directly adjacent to the MTBA’s Alewife station, this transit oriented development provides a unique ground floor retail experience supported by an active and pedestrian focused public realm. An urban pocket park fosters active outdoor uses and a series of bicycle amenities encourages connections to the region’s bicycle network. More