SCUP-50: Aging Science and Engineering Facilities

Attending SCUP-50 in Chicago this July? Check out our discussion with clients about addressing aging facilities.

Colleges and Universities are challenged with limited space for new buildings, shrinking funding, and a generation of aging “Sputnik Era” science and engineering facilities. Renovating, repurposing or adding onto existing facilities can be efficient, cost effective and sustainable solutions for next generation science and engineering. A lively panel discussion with project examples and tales from the trenches will address how these institutions reinterpreted perceived constraints into programmatic synergies and design opportunities, and proper planning and analysis led to maximizing return-on-investment.

Details:
Monday, July 13 | 1:45pm–3:15pm

Speakers:
Christopher E. Baylow, AIA
Associate Principal, PAYETTE

Sharalee M. Field
Senior Planner for Science, Harvard University Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Thayer Donham, AIA, LEED AP
Senior Campus Planner, Office of Campus Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Barbara Stein
Strategic Capital Programs Director, Tufts University