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University of Colorado Denver Research 1 and 2
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Pharmaceutical Research Center
UCLA Gonda (Goldschmied) Neuroscience Genetics Research Center
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Amgen Building 14, Thousand Oaks, CA
Burke Rehabilitation Hospital Research Building, White Plains, NY
California Nanosystems Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
Drew University Life Science Lab & Technology Building, Los Angeles, CA
Metro Wastewater Reclamation District Laboratory - Denver, CO
University of Colorado Hospital Leprino Building
University of Wyoming - Berry Biodiversity Conservation Center Laboratory
Pomona College Seaver Hall Chemistry, Pomona, CA
University of Colorado Denver Research 1 and 2
client: Fentress Architects
Research Complex 1 is the first large-scale building to open at the new Health Sciences Center Campus. At a project cost of $216 million and totaling 650,000 s.f., the complex consists of two buildings, one nine stories and the other 12 stories high, which are connected by a tri-level bridge. A 52,000 sf vivarium facility, bio-medical research laboratories, support facilities, associated office spaces, educational areas and auditorium spaces will occupy the facility. A nuclear magnetic resonator, with a 21-tesla magnet, will provide 3-D imaging of molecules and their interactions within cells. Medical genetics, neurology, cancer, immunology, brain disorders and diabetes will be some of the topics researched. M-E Engineers provided the complete mechanical, electrical and plumbing design for this project. Research Complex 2 is the second research building at the new Health Sciences Center Campus. At a project cost of $170 million and totaling 530,000 s.f., the complex consists an eleven story building which is connected to Research Complex 1 and Academic Office West by a two bridges. The building consists of a 50,000 sf vivarium facility, bio-medical research laboratories including Bio Safety Level 3 (BSL-3) labs, support facilities and associated office spaces. M-E Engineers is providing the complete mechanical, electrical and plumbing design for this project.
client: Fentress Architects
Research Complex 1 is the first large-scale building to open at the new Health Sciences Center Campus. At a project cost of $216 million and totaling 650,000 s.f., the complex consists of two buildings, one nine stories and the other 12 stories high, which are connected by a tri-level bridge. A 52,000 sf vivarium facility, bio-medical research laboratories, support facilities, associated office spaces, educational areas and auditorium spaces will occupy the facility. A nuclear magnetic resonator, with a 21-tesla magnet, will provide 3-D imaging of molecules and their interactions within cells. Medical genetics, neurology, cancer, immunology, brain disorders and diabetes will be some of the topics researched. M-E Engineers provided the complete mechanical, electrical and plumbing design for this project. Research Complex 2 is the second research building at the new Health Sciences Center Campus. At a project cost of $170 million and totaling 530,000 s.f., the complex consists an eleven story building which is connected to Research Complex 1 and Academic Office West by a two bridges. The building consists of a 50,000 sf vivarium facility, bio-medical research laboratories including Bio Safety Level 3 (BSL-3) labs, support facilities and associated office spaces. M-E Engineers is providing the complete mechanical, electrical and plumbing design for this project.
