Texas A&M University National Center for Therapeutics Manufacturing
project at a glance
- Client Texas A&M University
- Architect Ferguson Pape Baldwin, Harrison Kornberg
- Location College Station, TX
- Attributes Building Information Modeling (BIM), Higher Education, Interiors, Research & Development, Turner Logistics: Procurement Services, Lean Construction, Education, Texas
The National Center for Therapeutics Manufacturing at Texas A&M University was designed to provide an interactive learning environment for trainees, students, researchers, and industrial partners. The facility contains two primary areas; a 48,000 square foot academic wing houses lecture halls, teaching wet labs, a mock process suite, cell culture facilities, and a computer laboratory. The 104,000 square foot bioprocess wing includes flexible and scalable clinical manufacturing platforms, which can support all classes of biological drug products, including vaccines, monoclonal antibodies, cellular and gene therapies therapeutics.
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