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Virginia Tech ICTAS Engineering Building

Blacksburg, VA

Designed by internationally renowned architect, Pei Cobb Freed, in partnership with Burt Hill Architects of Washington, D.C. , the Critical Technology and Applied Sciences (ICTAS) engineering facility was developed to support leading edge development in applied and fundamental research in multi-disciplinary areas; specifically, bioengineering, biomaterials, nanotechnology communications and sensor technologies. The 4-story, 99,000sf concrete-framed structure clad in traditional “Hokie Stone” was complimented with precast concrete window surrounds and glass curtain wall. The project included BSL 2 research facilities, classrooms, multi-user common areas and offices for research faculty and post-doctoral appointments. Each laboratory is equipped with gas, chemical-resistant waste piping, fume hoods and snorkel ventilation systems, as well as, complex HVAC and ventilation systems, building automation controls, heat recovery units and fire alarm/suppression systems. Interior products included high-end finished laboratory casework, terrazzo and welded sheet vinyl flooring. Site work included the extensive coordination, removal and relocation of existing utilities.

Virginia Tech
Burt Hill
99,000sf
Design-Bid-Build