With a glass-enclosed lobby that opens onto the Court of
Sciences, the Life Sciences Teaching and Conference Center will provide
expanded and enhanced teaching space. Equipped with state-of-the-art
audio and video technology, the Center will also allow for both
international and domestic, professional and academic conferences.
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| Classroom |
$250,000 |
| Seminar Rooms |
$100,000 each |
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New 3-story, 20,000 square-foot
Conference Center will offer a 375-seat auditorium, a 55-seat
classroom and two 20-seat seminar rooms |
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Home to office and conference space for
the Institute of the Environment |
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Glass-enclosed lobby which opens onto
the Court of Sciences, a distinctive gathering place for students,
faculty and visitors |
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Located on the west side of the Court
of Sciences, adjacent to campus parking structure #9 |
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Construction to begin: fall 2001
(targeted) |
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Completion: fall 2002 (targeted)
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Executive architect: Cesar Pelli and
Associates, New Haven, Connecticut
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Placed in the heart of the campus' biomedical community, the
new Center for Genome Biology and Molecular Medicine will strengthen
vital partnerships between scientists and researchers in the College and
the School of Medicine. Comprised of three new laboratories, one floor
each, the Center represents the most significant step in the history of
UCLA to bring together medicine and life sciences faculty in jointly
held space promoting collaborative research.
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| Laboratories of Cell
Biology |
$3.5 million |
| Laboratories of
Developmental Biology |
$3.5 million |
| Laboratories of Plant
Genomics |
$3.5
million | |
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Placed within a new 220,000 square-foot
research facility, which has a distinctive, curved exterior,
designed to promote interaction between basic scientists and medical
researchers |
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Located on the southeast corner of the
Court of Sciences, across from Mira Hershey Hall |
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Construction to begin: summer/fall 2001
(targeted) |
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Completion: fall 2003 (targeted)
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Executive architect: Cesar Pelli and
Associates, New Haven, Connecticut
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