North Carolina Research Campus, David H. Murdock Core Laboratory
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project at a glance
- Client Castle & Cooke
- Architect Narmour Wright
- Location Kannapolis, NC
- Attributes Higher Education, LEED Certified, Green Building, Planning and Supply Chain Management, Education, North Carolina
At four stories and 311,000 square feet, the David H. Murdock Core Laboratory is the heart of the North Carolina Research Campus.
The building houses specialized equipment including a 950 megahertz nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer for analyzing and dissecting the structure of molecules into their component atoms; an 800 megahertz nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer and a 700 megahertz nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer; a genomics facility capable of analyzing the genomes of plants, animals and humans; and an imaging facility with electron microscopes and computers to produce advanced three-dimensional reconstructions.
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