We are pleased to announce Payette has been awarded the Biomedical Research Building at Thomas Jefferson University. The Biomedical Research Building will be a two-phase project as the University plans to significantly increase research capacity over the next ten years.
Our firm has had the pleasure of working on the Thomas Jefferson University campus for the past several years. Our initial involvement began with the New Ambulatory Care Center Master Plan in 2009. This led to multiple subsequent studies for the Kimmel Cancer Center, Center for Advanced Medicine and the Respiratory Institute.
We are excited to continue working with Thomas Jefferson University and to conceive a building that embodies vision and mission of their prestigious institution.
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center recently completed a new inpatient building in the heart of Boston’s Longwood Medical Area. A rich texture and palette of materials adorn the wall along the base of the building. Polished black granite forms the watercourse and seat walls, warm gray granite is used on the large wall panels, and an alternating texture of black granite, green glazed terracotta, and weathered steel is applied to the vertical recesses between the granite wall panels.
This design accentuates key elements in the landscape and introduces an intimate human scale and craftsmanship to the pedestrian realm.
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