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Rutgers University Life Sciences Center
Rutgers University Life Sciences Center
Newark, NJ, United States
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Rutgers University Life Sciences Center
Newark, NJ, United States
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2005
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$10M - 50M
This urban Life Sciences Center integrates and unifies the Chemistry, Biology and Neuroscience programs, currently spread among three buildings.
The project is a bridge, or link, between the programs both physically and metaphorically, providing an ‘incubator’ for interdisciplinary interaction.
The curved glass office and seminar space at the corner is a beacon for the local community, as well as the worldwide research community, acting as a magnet to attract new programs and grants. The masonry and precast concrete body of the research lab block is a tie to the existing urban and campus fabric. Oversized windows with light shelves and an advanced daylight control system enrich the research environment and provide a tie to nature in this otherwise dense urban context.
- See more at: http://www2.nkarchitects.com/project/rutgers-university-life-sciences-center/
The project is a bridge, or link, between the programs both physically and metaphorically, providing an ‘incubator’ for interdisciplinary interaction.
The curved glass office and seminar space at the corner is a beacon for the local community, as well as the worldwide research community, acting as a magnet to attract new programs and grants. The masonry and precast concrete body of the research lab block is a tie to the existing urban and campus fabric. Oversized windows with light shelves and an advanced daylight control system enrich the research environment and provide a tie to nature in this otherwise dense urban context.
- See more at: http://www2.nkarchitects.com/project/rutgers-university-life-sciences-center/
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