We’re excited to share a bit of information about our project at Boston University, the Center for Integrated Life Sciences and Engineering (CILSE). The new building will bridge disciplines across the sciences with a state-of-the-art nine-story research facility. With lab space for approximately 160 researchers, postdoctoral students and staff as well as 270 graduate students and room for future growth, the underlying goal is to bring the sciences together under one roof. The key word with this project, like many of our projects, is collaboration. As such, the other main key ingredient is flexibility. We are working to create lab spaces large enough for optimum flexibility. Furthermore, to promote serendipitous connections throughout the building, there will be a number of common areas and open, inviting stairways connecting these spaces.
To learn more about the CILSE and the role it will play in Boston University’s science community, visit the University’s in-depth page about the project.
Each year, PAYETTE embarks on a collaborative effort to make our design services accessible to local communities through the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service. This year, we celebrated our 8th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service by partnering with 7 local nonprofits:
- Breaktime @breaktime
- Brighton Main Streets @brightonmainstreets
- Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition @masstpc
- The Elizabeth Peabody House @elizabethpeabodyhouse
- Greater Ashmont Main Street @greaterashmont
- Greater Grove Hall Main Streets
- Animal Protection Center of Southeastern Massachusetts @animalprotectioncenter
To learn more about each of these projects, visit the link in our bio!
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