Harley Ellis Devereaux - Projects - Kansas State University Bio-Safety Research Institute

Kansas State University Bio-Safety Research Institute

Manhattan, Kansas

Biosecurity Research Institute

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Stone, metal and precast concrete create a refined, elegant exterior for the new Research Institute.
Light colored countertops, casework on casters and finish materials create a bright, flexible, and highly functional biocontainment lab environment.
Research activities involving large food animals require highly coordinated architecture, engineering and planning for the safe housing, and handling of research animals.
Knowledgeable equipment selection, planning and integration is critical to the success of many of the research activities involving large food animal species.
Waste decontamination systems are an important part of the infrastructure for the specialized research performed at the new Institute.
Color coded mechanical penthouse floor space links specialized infrastructure with its associated lab below for easy and safe equipment operation.

people involved in this project:

Louis Hartman

PE, NCEES, LEED AP
Principal, Science & Technology Studio Leader

Michael F. Cooper

PE, LEED AP
Managing Principal, Detroit

Nicholas F. Raab

PE, LEED AP
Principal, Project Management

Ronald M. Siehda

PE, LEED AP
Principal, Electrical Engineering

Michael F. Cooper

PE, LEED AP
Managing Principal, Detroit

News

May 9, 2013 - The American Institute of Architects (AIA) recently announced Arthur F. Smith, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C, EDAC as the 2013 recipient of the Gold Medal Award. The Gold Medal is the highest honor awarded to an individual by AIA Michigan in recognition of most distinguished service to the profession of architecture. Throughout his career, Art, has been passionate about design excellence. His... more
February 20, 2013 - On February 6th , Harley Ellis Devereaux proudly accepted two awards recognizing the firm’s design excellence at the Construction Association of Michigan (CAM) annual meeting and banquet. Harley Ellis Devereaux and Turner Construction received the Green Project of the Year award for their sustainable design and construction on the Community Health and Social Services Center (CHASS) located... more
February 13, 2013 - On January 28th, Matthew Guinta, Associate AIA, facilitated a workshop at this year’s International Meeting for Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH), organized by the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH). Similar to the actual design process of a Simulation Center, this inter-professional workshop guided participants through a series of exercises intended to mimic common planning and... more