New instruction and experimental laboratories coupled with new identity

 

In collaboration with the Herkimer College Foundation, The Elements campaign became the identifying design element defining the science department.

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Herkimer College Science Center

Herkimer, New York

Increased Program and Student Use Space

Originally constructed in the 1960’s, the 20,000 square foot science center in Johnson Hall was completely renovated to provide new instruction and experimental laboratories, preparation rooms, and storage rooms. Through thoughtful planning and reorganization of space, Johnson Hall now has one additional laboratory, a clean room, a walk-in cooler, and a secure chemical storage room. Student lockers were removed from the main corridor and alcoves were replaced with benches for students to socialize before and after class.

Building systems were replaced to meet current codes. Dedicated outdoor air supply systems provide necessary ventilation, minimize cross contamination between lab spaces, and improve the general health and safety of building occupants.

Project Designer: Tina Mesiti-Ceas; Architect of Record: CSArch

 
 

Client: Herkimer College

Size: 20,000 square feet

Completion Date: 2012

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