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Indiana University School of Medicine
Joseph E. Walther Hall (Research III Building)
Indianapolis, Indiana
This research building houses scientific discovery for life-saving therapies, especially in cancer treatment. The facility also includes neuroscience, and immunobiology programs. The building houses 119 labs and lab support areas such as instrumentation rooms, tissue culture rooms and specialized testing rooms. It includes a vivarium, suites for BSL-3 research and gene vector production, as well as a cell repository/DNA serum bank. The 26,000-nsf vivarium is designed for mice and rodents, with capability to house aquatics studies in the future. It includes a multi-use suite that can be configured as conventional holding rooms, a barrier facility, or an ABSL-2 suite, depending on research requirements or population size.
Our services: Vivarium programming, planning and design, laboratory planning
Architect: BSA LifeStructures
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