Biosciences Research Technology Center 3rd Floor

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Indiana Biosciences Research Institute

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Indianapolis, Indiana

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6,240 SF

This image shows a bright, modern office break room or collaborative workspace. The space includes several square white tables with bright yellow chairs arranged throughout. The kitchen area in the background has light gray upper cabinets with a distinctive turquoise blue backsplash. A wooden island/counter separates the dining area from the kitchen. On the right side, a person in a blue shirt is writing on a whiteboard while another person in dark clothing is seated at one of the tables with some materials. There's a yellow bench seating along the left wall, large windows providing natural light, and the space has a clean, contemporary design with recessed lighting and pendant fixtures.

The image shows a modern office kitchen and break area featuring light gray upper cabinets with a bright turquoise blue backsplash. The space includes a kitchen counter with appliances including a microwave and refrigerator, pendant lighting, and a wooden island/bar area with black barstools. Several white tables with bright yellow chairs are arranged in the dining section. A person in a blue shirt is standing by the refrigerator, and the space has large windows providing natural light, creating a contemporary and collaborative workspace environment.

Located in downtown Indianapolis’ 16 Tech Innovation District, the newly renovated Biosciences Research Technology Center (BRTC) supports the Indiana Biosciences Research Institute’s (IBRI) mission to accelerate life sciences discoveries. BSA designed this incubator to support growth projections and organizational values for enhanced outcomes. Even more, the new layout also supports goals of the institute by facilitating user interaction across industries and scientific disciplines. The BRTC even enhances the recruitment of top researchers.

Founded by global life science companies, the Indiana Biosciences Research Institute (IBRI) accelerates discoveries that uncover innovation in treatment for people suffering from metabolic disease and poor nutrition. The technology center’s design integrates lab design and construction principles that allow for rapid change in research needs. It does this while maintaining a people-centered approach. Enhanced visibility, shared workspaces, and strategic adjacencies create opportunities for spontaneous engagement and cross-disciplinary synergy.

With a 6,240-square-foot renovation to an existing 25,000 square feet, the new environment is centered on research. The technology center strengthens the process of new discoveries and recruitment of new talent. Finally, key features of the space include adaptive laboratories, open office space, flexible furniture, and a collaborative floor plan. BSA’s designers considered every detail to support breakthrough research.

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Architecture, Interior Design

Biosciences Research Technology Center 3rd Floor

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