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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Computational and Research Theory Facility

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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, Calif.

Courtesy Perkins+Will

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The Computational and Research Theory Facility is a high-performance computing and office facility that brings together UC Berkeley campus faculty and students with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory computational research division scientific staff and the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center.

The four-story, 139,800-square-foot building accommodates 300 staff and students and includes 67,000 assignable square feet for office, visualization laboratory and conference spaces. The 32,000 assignable square feet of computing space is two-thirds larger than the computing space at Lawrence Berkeley’s Oakland Scientific Facility and houses two high-performance computing systems at one time, as well as supports the anticipated growth in the scientific cluster support area.

This project is being designed for LEED Silver certification.

Project Stats

Location: Berkeley, California

Owner: U.S. Department of Energy

Architect: Perkins + Will

Area: 139,800 sf

Completion Date: 2013