Earlier this month, Princeton University dedicated the new Frick Chemistry Laboratory, a soaring, four-storey light filled structure designed by Hopkins Architects in collaboration with Payette, that is already attracting new faculty and students to its rank. The 256,000 sq ft building replaces the old Frick Laboratory, a collegiate gothic structure built in 1929, with a contemporary building that is to be the new nexus for the sciences on Princeton’s campus. There are many things to like about the building, beginning with how it is positioned to transform the way the sciences will be... >>>

In the works of the Kiev school of Ukrainian architects, postmodernism and high-tech tendencies can be increasingly found.



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