The Institute’s 56,000-square-foot complex is divided into three discrete buildings that are barely visible from the adjacent roadways. The architecturally distinct buildings frame the central courtyard and include an elevated Theory/Meeting Center, a Laboratory Building, and a freestanding 352-seat Auditorium with stunning acoustical qualities. Sections of buildings are revealed from the walkways, balconies, courtyards, staircases, and ramps, all of which culminate in the Central Plaza. Each component of the entire structure is segmented into distinctive parts with its own formal logic, both architecturally and scientifically.
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Learn About Our Architecture The Institute is world renowned for its unique approach to today’s most challenging brain research problems...
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Awards and Recognition Even before the complex was built, the design of The Neurosciences Institute received considerable popular and critical attention...
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Walsh Family Laboratories Encompassing 28,000 square feet, The Walsh Family Laboratories building is one of the three major structures...
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Auditorium Noted acoustician Cyril Harris worked with architects Tod Williams and Billie Tsien to create the Institute’s 352-seat auditorium...
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