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About this project
The Falling Leaves Foundation Medical Innovation Building is a state-of-the-art facility advancing UCI’s leadership in basic, translational, and clinical research. It expands the campus’s global impact in cross-disciplinary teaching and research, strengthening the Health Sciences District as a nationally recognized hub for collaborative scientific discovery. This six-story, 257,110 GSF building is one of the largest interdisciplinary research hubs on the West Coast, with a project-driven focus on medical innovation. Laboratory spaces include wet and damp labs of varying fume hood and equipment densities, core labs, flexible support spaces, a vivarium with centralized cage wash and dedicated loading dock, and research offices. Public spaces are designed to foster collaboration between research groups and disciplines, connecting activities horizontally across floors and vertically between levels to break down silos.
Featured Biomedical Projects
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Falling Leaves Foundation Medical Innovation BuildingBiomedical, LEED, Vivarium / COMPLETED 2025University of California, Irvine (UCI)
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School of Pharmacy and Health Professions Building, Phase OneAcademic Research, Biomedical, LEED, Vivarium / COMPLETED 2022University of Maryland Eastern Shore
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Science, Engineering & Technology BuildingBiomedical, Engineering / COMPLETED 2021Utah Tech University
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Biomedical Innovations Building (BMI) for Stanford MedicineBiomedical, Vivarium / COMPLETED 2019Stanford University School of Medicine
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Rocky Mountain Regional Veterans Affairs Medical CenterBiomedical, Government / COMPLETED 2018
Department of Veterans Affairs
