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Biotech Training Facility for GMP professionals
The Biotech Training Facility teaches international students and professionals about pharmaceutical production and quality using Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Ector Hoogstad Architecten designed a building that combined complex technology with an architectural appearance marked by simplicity: a large closed volume with a transparent plinth. Through windows, the connecting corridor provides a view into the various clean rooms and laboratories. The building gives a boost to the life science sector at the Leiden Science Park and was a Design & Build collaboration between EHA and Royal BAM Group.
Project information
Country: The Netherlands
Location: Bio Science Park, Leiden
Client: Royal BAM Group
Status: Realized
Program: Pharmaceutical plant, training centre
Design team:
Architect: Ector Hoogstad Architecten
Structural Engineer: SWINN
MEP Engineer: Royal BAM Group
Building Physics consultant: Nieman raadgevende ingenieurs
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