IHMC Healthspan, Resilience, & Performance Research Complex

Pensacola, Florida
Designed for innovation and flexibility, the IHMC Complex blends state-of-the-art laboratories with adaptable workspaces, creating a cutting-edge environment where scientific discovery and collaboration thrive.

The new Institute for Human and Machine Cognition (IHMC) Healthspan, Resilience, and Performance Research Complex will be a leading-edge lab and office building. The three-story 46,000-square foot facility will include space for administrative support, outreach, and training, in addition to state-of-the-art laboratories for the scientific team. Program spaces with human activity are oriented to take advantage of north and east natural light. The main entry, with its large protective canopy, extends an invitation to visitors. The third floor provides a south-facing covered terrace beneath the large canopy, giving staff and researchers a sense of choice while enjoying views and breezes to the south. The interior lab spaces are designed for human interactions. Each open lab area is designed to be reworked and reconfigured quickly to accommodate changing tests. Technology built into the facility is designed to be easily upgraded as new testing methods and hardware are developed. 

Project Facts

Status

Completed

Client

IHMC

Size

46,000 SF

Services

Architecture

Team

Jesse Kirkland

Dave Luttrell

Paul Ritz

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