Indiana University Science and Engineering Laboratory Building
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Indiana University
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Indianapolis, Indiana
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71,400 SF







The Indiana University Science and Engineering Laboratory building, located on Indiana University’s campus in Indianapolis, provides critical multidisciplinary teaching and research laboratory space.
In support of the life and health science missions of Indiana University, this facility fosters collaboration and provides flexibility to meet the significant planned growth of the research programs. A two-story common connects to the quad, acting as a student and faculty hub. This common area also serves as the primary building entrance and gathering space. In addition, public spaces complement the first-floor biology and forensics instructional labs by encouraging student-to-student and student-to-faculty interaction. The second level, with a mixture of faculty offices and research labs, is organized around a block of biomedical engineering labs. A new science animal resource center and vivarium allow for increased opportunities for their current research programs.
Finally, key features of the Indiana University Science and Engineering Laboratory building include:
- Two-story commons connects to the quad and serves as primary gathering space
- Spaces supporting biomedical engineering, forensics instructional labs, psychology, biology, and chemistry
- Lugar Center for Renewable Energy
- Public spaces next to instructional labs encourage interaction
- Science animal resource center and vivarium
- LEED Silver Certified
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Disciplines
Architecture, Engineering, Interior Design
Awards
LEED Silver Certified; 2016 Monumental Awards: Honor Award in Architecture
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