The new building will be located on the Osmond Parking Lot, at approximately 105,000 Gross Square Feet, and will house a significant number of research laboratories, faculty and graduate student offices, administrative support areas and a 350-seat lecture hall. Vibration sensitive research will be conducted in the new building, requiring two below grade levels.
The new building will be located on the Osmond Parking Lot, at approximately 105,000 Gross Square Feet, and will house a significant number of research laboratories, faculty and graduate student offices, administrative support areas and a 350-seat lecture hall. Vibration sensitive research will be conducted in the new building, requiring two below grade levels.
Overall Project Summary: The Penn State Osmond Lab Renovation and Osmond North Building is located at and behind the existing Osmond Lab Building on the central campus and is split into 3 Sequences. Sequence 0 – Site Enabling (TC01) involves site utilities and the construction of a new access road. This phase is complete.
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Penn State Osmond Renovation and Osmond North BuildingProject Number: 00-06902.00DGS Number: 800-305Project Status: Trade/Bid PackagesCampus: University ParkProject Stage: Out to BidProject Description: The Penn State Osmond Lab Renovation and Osmond North Building is located at and behind the existing Osmond Lab Building in central campus and is split into 3 Sequences.
The 2nd building, referred to as the “tower,” is a three-story building plus a mechanical penthouse attached to the north side of the existing lab building and includes classrooms, additional lab space, including a high bay, offices, and a colloquium as well as support spaces.
The 2nd building, referred to as the “tower,” is a three-story building plus a mechanical penthouse attached to the north side of the existing lab building and includes classrooms, additional lab space, including a high bay, offices, and a colloquium as well as support spaces.
