TEI Group awarded contract at City College of New York, NYC

The City College Center for Discovery and Innovation opened in Fall 2014 and features approximately 200,000 square feet of space for advanced research in key interdisciplinary fields. The facility is a magnet for regional, national and international researchers and an academic hub of learning for students and faculty.

The Advanced Science Research Center has brought CUNY to a landmark moment in its multi-billion-dollar commitment to becoming a national leader in visionary scientific research of vital, real-world consequence.

SCIENCE DIVISION FACILITIES

With a major investment of more than a quarter billion dollars from the State of New York, the construction of world-class science research facilities is underway at the CCNY campus.  Two new science research buildings – The CCNY Center for Discovery and Innovation for CCNY's science research program and the CUNY-wide Advanced Science Research Center -- serve scientists from throughout the City University system.  These centers yield nearly 400,000 square feet for state-of-the-art laboratories and offices, imaging facilities,  Electron Microscopy vivarium, as well as a café and lecture hall. Together with the adjacent New York Structural Biology Center, the buildings form a research hub that will provide outstanding opportunities for faculty and science students.

 

Currently, most of the research facilities of the Science division are located in the 360,000 sq. ft. Robert E. Marshak Science Building. The construction of a new vivarium adjacent to the building is near completion.  The Marshak building has undergone major renovation of its structural and HVAC systems.