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Iowa State University, Advanced Teaching & Research Building (ATRB)
Educational
Project Description
The ATRB project is new construction of a 121,608 SF building constructed on the Iowa State University (ISU) campus. The building houses portions of the entomology, genetics, development and cell biology, as well as the plant pathology and microbiology (PLPM) departments. The six-story building accommodates research, research equipment and related support space, office space, advanced teaching, formal and informal collaboration spaces, PLPM administrative spaces, the PLPM diagnostic clinic, a general university lecture hall and a penthouse-level greenhouse. This project was ISU’s first CMaR project. McGough worked with ISU through the process and developed a system that takes advantage of all CMaR’s benefits.
PROJECT SIZE
121,608 SF
Architect
OPN Architects
Location
Ames, IA
Education
Since our founding in 1956, McGough has collaborated with a wide range of Education clients. We continuously innovate our Education project approaches resulting in superior outcomes and exceptional experiences for our clients.
To learn more about McGough's Education expertise, contact Dan McKay and Dan Malecha.
