Princeton University Neuroscience and Psychology Complex

Princeton
Photo © Michael Moran
Photo © Michael Moran
Photo © Michael Moran
Photo © Michael Moran
Photo © Michael Moran
Architects
Davis Brody Bond
Location
Princeton
Year
2014

In association with Rafael Moneo.

Developed with the aim of pushing the university to the forefront of neuroscience and behavioral science research, the new complex is a part of a natural sciences neighborhood that Princeton is creating. The two-building complex promotes the interdisciplinary nature of contemporary neuroscience research and bridges many disciplines. The complex, which encompasses 235,000 gross square feet, features state-of-the-art research facilities, meeting rooms, faculty offices and instructional space. The laboratories feature state of the art equipment ranging from traditional neurophysiological recording and measurement to Princeton’s current $1.8 million, four-ton multifunctional magnetic resonance imaging scanner, which is used for detailed brain scans.

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