Princeton University engaged CosciaMoos Architecture to renovate multiple laboratory spaces, each designed for and dedicated to a Principal Investigator team over the course of several years as part of an on-call agreement with the University.
Each renovation is designed to fit the unique needs of its users, maintaining necessary safety standards and accommodating state-of-the-art technology and equipment, specialized laboratory space and work areas for students and faculty.
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Bowen 114-117 Laboratory Renovation
Completed in 2022
Renovation to approximately 1,300 sf of existing laboratory space to support Quantum Initiative research including atomic physics experiments involving laser cooling and trapping of atoms.
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EQuad Laboratory C422 C428
Completed in 2022
Renovation to approximately 400 sf of existing laboratory space to support Quantum Initiative research including atomic physics experiments involving laser cooling and trapping of atoms.
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Forrestal Flow Laboratory
Completed in 2022
Renovation to existing Flow Lab at the Gas Dynamics Laboratory to accommodate a Aerolab Closed Circuit Wind Tunnel.
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Icahn Laboratory 124-125
Completed in 2021
Renovation to room 124/125 for a new BSL2 lab supporting Fly Research.
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Guyot Laboratory B81-84
Completed in 2021
Renovation of Guyot Hall B81-84 to accommodate a Trace Metals Laboratory. The space includes a wet lab and a clean room.
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Moffett Laboratory 327
Completed in 2018
Renovation to approximately 3,000 sf of existing laboratory space to include a wet lab, small tissue culture room, computational work areas for students and a faculty office.
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EQuad Laboratory
Completed in 2018
Located within the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, the wet laboratory renovations include the accommodations of a laser table, new laser curtains and two fluid tanks.