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Construction Project >The new Complex for Animal Sciences and Veterinary Medicine
Description of the projectWatch VideoThe Complex of Animal Sciences and Veterinary Medicine encourages the development of cutting-edge research in farm animal bio-sciences by combining the conceptual and practical skills of scientists involved in breeding and raising animals with the expertise of researchers and practitioners of veterinary medicine. By facilitating increased interaction and closer collaboration between the Department of Animal Sciences and the Koret School for Veterinary Medicine, human and physical resources will be best leveraged in research related to animal health and welfare. Combined venues such as seminar rooms, a conference room, and shared equipment facilities will encourage faculty and student interactions, and to further facilitate such innovative collaboration, the following physical changes will be made:  Full
renovation of the existing four floors (4000 square meters) of the Max
Ariowitsch Building forAnimal Husbandry with the addition of the new wing of laboratories on its southern side. Completion
of two additional floors in building housing the Koret School of
Veterinary Medicine.
Creation of a bridge to connect the Department of Animal Sciences with
the Koret School of Veterinary Medicine. Architects: R.
Lothan, Z. Sherman |
