Publication Notes

The book summarized the building program: "The Dean of Medicine, Dr. Eugene Baker, sought a design which addressed the notion of collaboration because he believed that research discovery comes from the cross-fertilization of ideas. The two, parallel, four-storey wings consist of three-storeys of laboratories sandwiching the atrium with lifts, stairs, ducts, and bridges taken along the inside face so that the perimetercan be exploited for lighting and ventilating the laboratories." (p. 104)