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Integrated Sciences Building, Kent State University
Integrated Sciences Building, Kent State University
Kent, OH, United States
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Integrated Sciences Building, Kent State University
Kent, OH, United States
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$50M - 100M
To revitalize its core science facilities and establish the institution as a beacon of discovery in the Midwest, Kent State University renovated three 1960s buildings. Williams Hall, Smith Hall, and Cunningham Hall underwent interventions of varying degrees to create an iconic and unified home for the sciences on campus. The renovations address deferred maintenance issues and reflect Kent State’s commitment to supporting new pedagogies and curricula. Additionally, the new Integrated Sciences Building (ISB) is a three-story facility adjoining Williams Hall. The building uses standardized modules to create flexibility with generous floor-to-floor heights to accommodate MEP needs. The main entrance reflects STEM principles and provides a two-story gathering space, a large circulation corridor, and study spaces. This project was completed with associate architect Payto Architects.
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