Interdisciplinary Science & Engineering Building
Per Case Western Reserve University’s 2019 Strategic Plan, the university seeks to achieve $600 million in annual research funding over the next decade. A new, five-story, 189,000-square-foot research building is proposed on the current site of Yost Hall, consistent with the 2015 Campus Master Plan. The building will include wet labs, dry labs—including shared core lab and technology platforms.
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Dental Research Building Office Build-out
This project will renovate 20,000 square feet of vacant space in the Dental Research Building to create administrative offices and dry research spaces, allowing departments from the Nursing Research Building to relocate and enabling its full renovation in fall 2025. The renovation will enhance functionality with updated systems, add windows for natural light, and prepare 4,500 square feet of flexible “white box” space for future needs.
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Robbins Wet Lab Renovation
The project renovates nearly the entire 4th floor of the Robbins Building to accommodate the School of Medicine's needs. The space, vacated by the move of medical education to the Health Education Campus (HEC), will be used to consolidate and modernize labs for departments currently in the Institute of Pathology. Additional updates include new windows, restrooms, and renovations to a lecture hall, offices, and common areas, totaling nearly 30,000 square feet of lab space.
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Gross Anatomy Lab Renovation
The 15,000-square-foot renovation of the Robbins Building will consolidate all gross anatomy labs onto the ground floor, creating a state-of-the-art teaching space for the MD, PA, Master of Anatomy, and Dental programs. The project includes mortuary and cadaver storage areas, locker rooms, departmental offices, and upgrades to aging systems, finishes, and equipment from the original 1967 construction.
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Veterans Administration Build Out
This project will renovate about half of the 4th floor of 11000 Cedar Ave for the Veterans Administration 3D printing medical operation. The other half of the 4th floor will be held as shell space for use by future tenants. The project includes a redesigned floor plan, finishes consistent with the Human Fusions Institute, and new MEPT systems to support the space. The total project area is 20,456 gross square feet.