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Jerome L. Greene Science Center

Jerome L. Greene Science Center

Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Davis Brody Bond & Body Lawson Associates

Location
New York, USA
Client / Owner
Columbia University
Year
Completed 2017
Access
Public

The Jerome L. Greene Science Center is a research building for the Zuckerman Institute at Columbia University, on Broadway between 129th and 130th Streets in New York. Renzo Piano Building Workshop led the design, Davis Brody Bond was the executive architect, and Body Lawson Associates was the associate architect.

The building opened in 2017 and has 450,000 square feet of floor area. It has a glass facade, and its ground level is open to the public. Columbia University is the client, and the Zuckerman Institute is the research unit that occupies the building.

The style is listed as Contemporary by assumption. The source does not describe the structure, so the structural system is left out.

This building has no Wikipedia article. Facts come from Architect Magazine.

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