The Rockefeller University, Collaborative Research Center
project at a glance
- Client The Rockefeller University
- Architect Mitchell Giurgola Architects
- Location New York, NY
- Attributes Building Information Modeling (BIM), Higher Education, Laboratory, Pharmaceutical, Research & Development, LEED Certified, Green Building, Education, New York
The Collaborative Research Center at The Rockefeller University is a 250,000 square foot renovation and expansion of an open-plan laboratory space between the University's Smith and Flexner Halls, two historic buildings on the north end of campus, that features a glass-enclosed, cylindrical common area that that connects the two buildings at all levels.
Added elements include low-noise/low vibration lab space for sensitive equipment in the basement levels, a 200-seat lecture room, a meeting/entertaining space on the top floor to take advantage of river views, and provision of informal food facilities.
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