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PROJECT NAME<br />

Center for Clinical Sciences <strong>Research</strong><br />

Stanford University Medical Center<br />

Palo Alto, California<br />

COMPLETION<br />

2000<br />

DESCRIPTION<br />

This interdisciplinary facility includes 98,327 NSF of<br />

laboratory and laboratory support space in a<br />

201,700 GSF Building for the Department of<br />

Medicine. Medical <strong>Research</strong> Laboratories<br />

include Cancer Biology and Cancer Therapy,<br />

Immunology and Transplantation, Genetics and<br />

Gene Therapy, Immunology, and Cancer<br />

<strong>Research</strong>. Support areas include Tissue Culture,<br />

Dark Rooms, Equipment Rooms, Microscopy,<br />

and Radioisotope Workrooms. Specialty spaces<br />

include Dissection Teaching laboratories and<br />

Morgue facilities for the Anatomy Department.<br />

Includes Centralized glasswash and centralized<br />

CO2 distribution for Incubators.<br />

This facility is a National Cancer Institute<br />

designated Cancer Center<br />

AREA SUMMARY<br />

Gross Building: 201,700<br />

Net (Assignable) Building: 130,000<br />

Net/Gross: .64<br />

Laboratory and Laboratory Support: 98,327<br />

Laboratory and Laboratory Support/<br />

Gross Building: .49<br />

Laboratory Support: 31,430<br />

Laboratory Support/Laboratory and<br />

Laboratory Support: .32<br />

Laboratory Planning Module: 11’ x 32’<br />

Mechanical and Electrical: 11,060<br />

Mechanical and Electrical/Gross: .05<br />

Hood Exhaust/NSF Laboratory: .31 CFM<br />

Floor to Floor Height: 14’-8”<br />

Structural System: Concrete<br />

COST SUMMARY<br />

Building Construction: $84,000,000<br />

Cost/GSF: $416<br />

PRINCIPAL IN CHARGE<br />

Malcolm Barksdale, AIA, NCARB<br />

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PROJECT EXPERIENCE

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