We are excited to announce that the University of Arizona Biomedical Sciences Partnership Building received the 2018 Best of Design – Healthcare Award from the Architect’s Newspaper.
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Associate Principal Alex Korter was interviewed by Konsept Projeler on facade design and engineering for their 2018 October – December issue.
Tradeline’s College & University Science & Engineering Facilities Fall Conference | Thursday, November 15, 2018 & Friday, November 16, 2018
Don’t miss Principal Andrew Labov and Associate Principal Jennifer Swedell presenting at the conference in San Diego.
Principal and Science & Technology Director Andrew Labov and Associate Principal and Senior Laboratory Planner Jennifer Swedell were both published in Laboratory Equipment Magazine this October.
The International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Southern California Chapter throws one of the design industry’s most exciting events in Los Angeles – Haunt Couture – and CO Architects participated in this year’s event for the first time! CO’s team of Dimitra Dorbacopoulos, Sona Aroush, Teck Chan, Vanessa Cartagena, Alison Martin and James Simeo had a spooky good time representing Team Gemini.
The Koman Family Outpatient Pavilion is the last project in an unprecedented, multiyear expansion and development phase at the University of California, San Diego, Health Sciences Campus in La Jolla, CA. Designed by CO Architects, the $140 million, 156,000-square-foot facility opened in March 2018. The four-story facility establishes a new model for health care delivery within an academic setting. It also centralizes and integrates several outpatient services to support all elements of the patient journey.
UC San Diego’s Tata Hall for the Sciences recently opened in September 2018. From the early planning stages, the university wanted the new building to focus on “interdigitated” research to capitalize on shared themes of investigation in neurobiology, quantitative biology, and advanced synthetic and organic chemistry. The specific placement of these disciplines and scientific pursuits in the same building would accelerate current collaborative research, while sparking new connections in structural biology, synthetic chemistry, and neuroscience.