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Architects: WEISS/MANFREDI
- Area: 117000 ft²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: Andreu World, Arper, GROUNDPLANS, Herman Miller, Knoll International, Neudorfer, Stylex, Walter K
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Curtainwall Subcontractor: Ventana, Colfab, Interpane
Text description provided by the architects. Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine is an internationally recognized leader in veterinary education, research, diagnostics, animal care, and biomedical science. The design transforms the original complex—an ad-hoc collection of individual buildings—into a cohesive campus through strategic demolition of nonadaptable structures, renovation of existing buildings, and new construction. It signals the importance of the College and enables the school to advance research while offering innovative curriculum for training future practitioners and researchers. Through outreach that ranges from Ebola virus prevention to healthy pet clinics, and research ranging from invasive diseases to species tracking, the College works to support communities across the world by leading in research on animal health and infectious disease prevention.
