Research and Pharmaceutical Project Experience
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, Boston, Massachusetts
Karp Family Research Laboratories. 296,000 SF facility
for technologically advanced laboratory space, a 40,000 SF animal facility,
support services and conference space. The building houses scientific
and clinical investigations in a variety of research areas including cardiology,
oncology, neurology, neonatology, orthopedics and genetics. The project
also involved the construction of a 300-car underground parking garage.
MAX PLANCK FLORIDA INSTITUTE, Palm Beach
County, Florida
Research Building. 100,000 SF research
building on the Florida Atlantic University Campus. The facility
will house biochemistry and bio-physics labs, Vivarium, bio-imaging core
facility, and specialized lab support such as an MRI facility, BSL-3 labs
and Laser Optical Microscopy. In addition, the project will include
administrative offices, a cafeteria and research library facilities. Pursuing
LEED Silver Certification.
HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL, Boston, Massachusetts
New Research Building. 530,000
SF facility provides collaborative research space for biomedical research
teams representing a variety of institutions. Building is split between a
4-story low-rise and 10-story
high-rise tower, all of which is connected to the existing 300,000 SF Harvard
Institutes of Medicine (also designed by BR+A). Facility includes
a 40,000 SF vivarium, an auditorium, conference center and café, as well
as a 550-car underground parking structure. 2005 BSA Honor Award
for Design.
GENZYME, Framingham, Massachusetts
49 New York Avenue Science Building. 180,000 SF, 6-story,
state-of-the-art energy efficient research and development facility. Key
energy design components for the project include daylighting controls at
the perimeter to reduce lighting levels; occupancy sensors to turn off
lights and VaV boxes in private offices; high performance / low flow fume
hoods; radiant floor heating at the perimeter; glycol heat recovery system;
and lighting levels below energy code requirements. In addition,
the facility was designed to meets Labs 21 Certification requirements.
The project also includes a 28,000 SF Central Utilities Building providing
service to the new Science Building, as well as steam, chilled water and
compressed air to a number of other Genzyme properties on New York Avenue.
LEED Gold Certification.
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