Projects
Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health
Arizona State University | Completed: 2022
About this project
The newest Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building at Arizona State University (dubbed “ISTB7”) is home to the Institute of Human Origins (IHO), as well as several other research institutes and Centers. ISTB7 serves as a new “gateway” to the Tempe campus, anchoring the research district at the northeast end and serving as a connection between world-class research and commerce. The building theme of sustainable food, water and energy attracts students, researchers, and grants associated with supporting human existence and comfort. The IHO includes teaching/outreach and collection study suites comprised of the following lab spaces: Visualization (computer) lab, Zooarchaeology, Hard Tissue Lab, Geological Sample Lab and an Ancient DNA Lab that includes a clean room to prevent contamination of the DNA samples.
Featured Academic Research Projects
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Science, Engineering & Technology BuildingAcademic Research, Engineering / COMPLETED 2021Utah Tech University
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Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary HealthAcademic Research, Sean Towne / COMPLETED 2022Arizona State University
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Susan and Henry Samueli Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering BuildingAcademic Research, LEED, Sean Towne / COMPLETED 2021University of California, Irvine
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Plant Sciences Building (REC 5)Academic Research / COMPLETED 2020Washington State University
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William N. Pennington Engineering & Science BuildingAcademic Research, Cleanroom, Engineering, Sean Towne / COMPLETED 2020University of Nevada, Reno
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Interdisciplinary Science BuildingAcademic Research, STEM / COMPLETED 2020Tennessee Technological University