Fast Fact #1
744 Citrus
A university dedicated to collaboration and biomedical research.
Emory University’s new Health Sciences Research Building II (HSRB II) building is at the forefront of biomedical research. The design of the building enhances Emory’s mission of advancing collaborative adn translational research across its Woodruff Health Sciences Center.
The eight-story building includes laboratory and collaborative spaces for researchers. Research conducted here focuses on imaging sciences, biomedical engineering, cardiovascular medicine, child health including cancer, adult cancer, inflammation, immunity and immunotherapeutics, emerging infections and other interdisciplinary programs.
Core facilities include advanced imaging, flow cytometry, a biorepository, genomics and other technologies. Spreading these core functions throughout the building fosters interaction among experimentalist, computationalist and core technology platforms.
Cramer provided 744 Citrus chairs for the various labs and technical spaces within the building.
744 Citrus
350,000 sq. ft. laboratory space
LEED Gold
A space encouraging collaboration between all medical disciplines to transform pediatric care.
A project to promote hands-on learning, flexibility, and adaptability.
A plant growth facility that encourages groundbreaking collisions.
A modernized science lab and teaching facility designed for the now and next.