This $42 million, 65,000 square-foot facility is the nation’s first independent research facility focused solely on understanding the connection between aging and chronic disease. The building incorporates three above-ground stories and a subterranean level. The new building adds to the Institute's existing 185,000-square-foot research facility and consists of laboratories, offices, conference rooms, a fitness center and cafeteria. Using the construction manager/multi-prime general contractor (CM/GC) model, the facility includes labs and is expected to achieve LEED Silver certification. Kitchell is also providing commissioning services for this facility.

Preconstruction
Construction Management

This $65 million, six-story, 200,000-square-foot facility incorporates office space, core facilities for genomics, bioinformatics, small animal imaging, microfluids and a P3 level microbiological facility. The structure also houses a modern vivarium with a double corridor barrier, and will co-locate programs in genomics, biomedical engineering and molecular medicine. The facility is above grade with full basement level, and incorporates space for 15 new faculty members in Biomedical Engineering and the relocation of 25 current faculty members from the School of Medicine.

Construction Management