Collective Works Imagination is the dominant force that shapes every project in life
Jorge L. Ramirez
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University of Texas
MD Anderson Cancer Center South Campus Research Building No. 4 Houston, Texas Pathways towards Cancer Cure The new South Campus Research Building No 4 is a 210,000 GSF project that is at the forefront of Translational Medicine, oering less invasive and more attractive therapeutic options for cancer patients. Design and construction of this facility was complicated by the placement of the attatchment of the facility to the Center for Advanced Biomedical Imaging Research (CABIR) also under concurrent construction and a tunnel connection to the University of Texas Vivarium facility accross the street. Researchers work alongside clinicians to carefully monitor and adjust treatments to minimize discomfort for the cancer patient and to eectively halt the progression of disease.
South Campus Research Building 4
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CJ Cheiljedang
Integrated Research & Development Center Gwanggyo New City | Gyeonggi-do | South Korea
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CJ’s Integrated Research & Development Center is located in Gwanggyo New City, approximately 30 Km. south of Seoul. The underlying premise for the CJ Integrated Research & Development Center is rooted in understanding the work-life community;
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where the community and its relationship to the individual, institution and the city is paramount; where the collective is stronger than the single entity; and where the space created is more meaningful than an object or surface.
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The new CJ headquarters facility is derived from the architectural interpretation of CJ’s vision. Encapsulating diverse components that merges the best practices with the newest trends and technologies into a singular expression captures a physical understanding of the “Only One”.
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University of Texas
MD Anderson Cancer Center Zayed Building for Personalized Cancer Care Houston, Texas
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knowledge exchange emerging tools + technology Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan Building for Personalized Cancer Care is a 610,000 GSF project that is redefining research facilities throughout MD Anderson Cancer Center. Initially to house the Institute for Personalized Medicine and the Pancreatic Cancer Center; the facility is being designed to accomodate the move by MD Anderson away from a departmental research structure to an Interdisciplinary Structure of Programs, Centers, and Institutes.
COLLABORATIVE CENTER CORE
The facility design will feature a collaborative Center Core that brings all Scientists on a floor together.