New York University New Physics Laboratory Facility (726 Broadway)

New York, NY
New York University New Physics Laboratory Facility (726 Broadway)

The fully occupied 330,000 SF, 10-story high-rise building was renovated and 100,000 SF of existing office space was converted into new research laboratories, faculty and graduate student offices, and other support areas. New research-level laboratory spaces included: laser, low-temperature, measurement, clean room fabrication, chemistry, biophysics, electronics, and high-density computation labs. The design included a new 6,500 SF rooftop heating and cooling plant inclusive of the magnetic bearing, centrifugal water-cooled chillers, gas-fired condensing boilers, gas-fired clean steam generators, pumps, and heat exchangers to support the entire building. The design also included new laboratory infrastructure to support full lab building fit-out including central compressed air, vacuum, process chilled water and pure water systems as well as high purity medical gases.

Project Highlights
Project Type:

Infrastructure + Utilities

Scope:

100,000 sf

Renovation

Services:

MEP Engineering

Fire Protection + Life Safety

Client/Owner:

New York University

Architect/Designer:

Mitchell Giurgola Architects

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