Science building
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Project • By DRAW Collective • Universities
PennWest California New Science Building
This new facility will replace two outdated buildings and feature advanced laboratories for biology, chemistry, and physics. During planning, the team prioritized designing highly flexible labs that accommodate a wide range of class types and sizes. In addition, DRAW designed the building to complement the historic architecture of the main campus, ensuring it harmonizes with its surroundings.
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Throughout the design process, DRAW continued to emphasize flexibility within each lab space. The team carefully selected which elements to fix in place and identified the services needed to support diverse learning activities. Whenever possible, they incorporated movable seating and furniture and positioned fixed services al... More
Project • By Mosa • Auditoriums
Canisius College - Science Hall
Project Canisius College Science Hall, published by Mosa.
Location: Buffalo, United States
Category: Universities
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Project • By CO Architects • Universities
Ernest E. Tschannen Science Complex
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... More
Project • By CO Architects • Universities
Tata Hall for the Sciences
The interdisciplinary Tata Hall for the Sciences, designed by CO Architects, increases research capacity at the University of California, San Diego (UC San Diego), and provides a new hub for teaching and scholarly engagement. The 130,000-square-foot, seven-floor building combines research and teaching from two different departments, biology and chemistry. Recognizing that many scientific breakthroughs occur through interdisciplinary collaboration, UC San Diego required research labs to be designed to encourage interaction, with work benches grouped together in an open area, rather than in separate spaces, which is common in typical lab layouts. Specialized research procedure rooms are situated at the ends of the building t... More