Patrick T. Harker Interdisciplinary Science & Engineering Building (ISEB)
University of Delaware
Description
The University of Delaware's Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Laboratory Building (ISEB) is a hub of teaching and research on campus. The 209,181-square-foot facility brings together students and faculty from various desciplines to teach, learn and conduct research in a collaborative environment. The research wing houses core facilities for teams researching the fields of alternative energy, petroleum and atmospheric impacts. The core facilities include an imaging and Microscopy Suite, 10,000 square foot Cleanroom Facility for Nanofabrication R&D and an Advanced materials Characterization laboratory.
Location
Newark, DE, USA
- Services: Laboratory Design
- Completed: 2014
Area Summary
- Gross Building: 209,181
- Net (Assignable) Building: 100,066
- Lab & Lab Support: 48,357
Important Details
- Design Merit Award from AIA Maryland
- Delivery Process Excellence Award Recipient from AIA/TAP Innovation
- Construction Excellence Award from Delaware's Contractor's Association
- Construction Cost: $105,000,000
Architect
- Ayers Saint Gross
Photographer
- Freniknopf