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Neurological Research Institute Center for Drug Discovery

Client
Baylor College of Medicine
Location
Houston, Texas
What we did
Planning, Architecture, Interior Design, Lab Design & Planning
Size
26,000-SF Renovation and Fit-out

Among the 50 Most Innovative Universities, Reuters, Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) leads groundbreaking research in drug discovery. As the top NIH-funded institution in the Southwest, BCM’s Center for Drug Discovery partners with more than 100 laboratories in the Texas Medical Center and beyond to develop small molecule probes, preclinical candidates, and novel therapies. 

To support this mission, Page transformed the sixth floor of Texas Children’s Neurological Research Institute into a state-of-the-art research hub. The renovated space integrates advanced laboratories, chemical storage, high-tech instrumentation, and collaborative offices—designed to drive scientific breakthroughs.

Executed in two seamless phases within an active facility, the project delivers a high-performance setting for medicinal chemistry, structural biology, and biomedical research. Purpose-built for innovation and collaboration, this new research space empowers BCM scientists to accelerate the development of life-changing therapies.

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Flexible spaces

The layout consists of three primary laboratory zones co-locating “like” sciences/investigative activities, flanked by office, meeting, and amenity spaces. Each zone has mobile furniture and overhead service distribution systems, allowing spaces to be easily reconfigured as necessary. 

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