University of Maryland - A. James Clark Hall
Accelerating Advancements in Human Health
This world-class facility will not only attract faculty and students, but it will also ensure that the University of Maryland remains at the forefront of engineering and biomedical technologies to advance human health innovation.
Congressman Steny H. Hoyer
Location:
College Park, Maryland
Client:
University of Maryland
Architect:
Ballinger Architects
Additional collaborations with Ballinger Architects:
Size:
184,000 Square Feet
Year Completed:
2017
Certification:
LEED Silver
Clark constructed a new 184,000 square-foot Bioengineering Building on the University of Maryland's College Park campus.
The new structure provides much needed research and academic space for the Fischell Department of Bioengineering. Clark constructed the A. James Clark Hall on a parking lot just north of the Kim Building. It features atrium space, a two-story flexible open laboratory space, flexible classrooms, optical laser laboratories, imaging laboratories, electromagnetic and radio frequency interference shielded spaces for sensitive equipment, and a vivarium. The building exterior is comprised of curtain wall with aluminum baguette sunshades, masonry, cast stone accents, and metal wall panels.
The A. James Clark Hall is LEED Silver certified.
Project News
- Clark Companies Secure New Work Across the Country April 17, 2014
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