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1. WEILL CORNELL MEDICAL COLLEGE

2. INTRODUCTION Project name Location Architects Project Manager Project Architect Area Weill Cornell medical college New York413 East 69th Street, , NY 10021, USA Todd Schliemann ,Ennead Architects Lois Mate CraigMcIlhenny - 480000.0ft2 Weill Cornell Medical College Biomedical Research Medical School Cornell University Private Ivy League University York Avenue Upper East Side Manhattan Weill Cornell Graduate School Of Medical Sciences Is The Unit And Of , A . The Medical College Is Located At 1300 , On The Of In New York City, Along With The . The New Belfer Research Building Provides Weill Cornell Medical College With A Cutting-edge Medical Research Facility In Close Proximity To The Institution’s Existing Clinical, Research And Academic Buildings, Reinforcing Its Mission As An Urban Academic Biomedical Center And World Leader In Its Field. An Outgrowth Of Ennead’s 2003 Master Plan For The Campus, The Design Of The Belfer Research Building Is Intended To Complement The National Healthcare Design Award- winning Weill Greenberg Center, The Institution’s Flagship Ambulatory Care Facility Designed By Schliemann And Opened In 2007. A Two- story Space Extends From The Belfer Entrance To A Landscaped Garden That Connects The Two Buildings And Creates An Internalized Campus Green For Weill Cornell. Classrooms, Conference Rooms, Lounge And Study Spaces, And A Café Are Connected To The Garden • • LOCATION

3. 19TH CENTURY The Cornell Medical College was founded on April 14, 1898, with an endowment by Col. Oliver H. Payne. The college was established in New York City because Ithaca, where the Cornell main campus is located, was deemed too small to offer adequate clinical training opportunities. James Ewing was the first professor of clinical pathology at the school, and for a while the only full-time professor HISTORY 20TH CENTURY The college founded the medical fraternity Phi Delta Epsilon on October 13, 1904. A branch of the medical school operated in Stimson Hall on the main campus. The two-year Ithaca course paralleled the first two years of the New York school. The Ithaca location closed in 1938 due to declining enrollment. The school became affiliated with New York Hospital, now NewYork –Presbyterian Hospital, in 1913. The institutions opened a joint hospital-educational campus in Yorkville in 1932. In 1927, William Payne Whitney's $27 million donation led to the building of the Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic, which became the name for Cornell's large psychiatric effort. Its Training School for Nurses became affiliated with the university in 1942, operating as the Cornell Nursing School until it closed in 1979. 21ST CENTURY In 2015, the school was renamed Weill Cornell Medicine. On September 16, 2019, Augustine M.K. Choi announced Weill Cornell Medicine would make the cost of attendance free for all students who qualify for financial aid, made possible by a $160 million gift from The Starr Foundation, directed by Weill Cornell Medicine overseer Maurice R. Greenberg, in partnership with gifts from Joan and Board of Overseers Chairman Emeritus Sanford I. Weill. Col. Oliver H. Payne

4. PLANNING - LEGENDS GROUND FLOOR PLAN

5. PLANNING - LEGENDS FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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7. CROSS SECTION OF WEILL CORNELL MEDICAL COLLEGE ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES LABORATORY AND OFFICE INTEGRATION: The building's cross-section reveals a strategic layout where laboratory spaces are seamlessly integrated with adjacent office areas. This proximity encourages interaction between researchers and administrative staff, promoting a cohesive working environment. NATURAL LIGHT OPTIMIZATION: Transparency between office and laboratory zones allows natural light from the south to permeate the lab bench areas, enhancing the environment within the entire laboratory and facilitating visual communication between principal investigators and researchers. COLLABORATIVE SPACES: Outside the lab areas, principal investigators' offices are located along a common corridor that includes shared collaborative spaces—conference rooms, computational spaces, lounges, and break rooms. A connecting stair links the office corridor of each floor to adjacent floors, reinforcing interdisciplinary interaction. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN ELEMENTS: The building incorporates sustainable design principles, such as a double-skin façade on the southern face, which enhances energy efficiency and provides ample natural light without excessive heat gain.

8. PLANNING - • SPECIAL FEATURES A Humanistic Research Environment, The Building Is Designed To Facilitate High-impact Translational Research, Providing Both State- of-the-art Efficiency And Optimal Quality Of Life On Thirteen Floors Of Laboratories, Three Floors Of Academic Programs And Two Floors Of Research Support Space. De si g n Theme Is “Reflection Of Various Colors”. The Building Uses Six Primary Colors In Interior, Exterior, Furniture And Signs. Natural Light Is Optimized Throughout The Building As Transparency Between The Office And The Laboratory. The Building Envelope Features A High- performance Double-skinned, Fritted-glass Curtain Wall That Defines The Building’s Formal Identity And Maximizes Energy Efficiency

9. APPROACH ROADS: York Avenue: Runs north-south along the western boundary of the campus. First Avenue: Located one block west of York Avenue, also running north-south. East 68th to East 72nd Streets: These east-west streets provide direct access to various campus buildings. SITE AREA: The WCMC campus spans several city blocks. While exact acreage isn't specified in the available sources, the campus encompasses numerous facilities, including educational buildings, research centers, and medical offices. NORTH LINE: In Manhattan's grid system, true north is slightly offset. However, for practical purposes, the northern edge of the WCMC campus aligns with East 72nd Street. SITE BOUNDARIES AND ADJOINING ROADS: Western Boundary: York Avenue. Eastern Boundary: FDR Drive and the East River. Northern Boundary: East 72nd Street. Southern Boundary: East 68th Street. NOTABLE BUILDINGS AND THEIR LOCATIONS: Weill Greenberg Center: 1305 York Avenue, at the corner of East 70th Street. Belfer Research Building: 413 East 69th Street, between York and First Avenues. Olin Hall: 445 East 69th Street, near York Avenue. Samuels Weill Medical College: 1300 York Avenue, spanning East 69th to East 70th Streets.

10. AIM OF THE BUILDING: Weill Cornell Medical College, located in New York City, is designed to serve as a cutting-edge medical education and research facility. The building's primary goals include Providing a modern space for medical education and research. Encouraging collaboration between students, researchers, and faculty. Integrating advanced medical technology for innovative learning. Creating an environment that supports both academic excellence and patient care advancements. ARCHITECT'S VISION : ( TODD SCHLIEMANN , ENNEAD ARCHITECTS) The architect aimed to design a state-of-the-art facility that blends functionality with aesthetic appeal. Key objectives of the design include: Maximizing natural light and open spaces to create a welcoming environment. Incorporating sustainable and energy-efficient features. Ensuring flexible spaces that adapt to evolving medical education needs. Promoting interdisciplinary interaction through strategically designed common areas.

11. Historical Neo-Gothic Influence Period: 1930s ARCHITECT : Henry R. Shepley (Coolidge, Shepley , Bulfinch, And Abbott) KEY FEATURES : inspired By The Palace Of The Popes In Avignon, France.Strong Verticality, Stone Facades, And Pointed Arch Details.Heavy Masonry Construction, Emphasizing Permanence And Tradition.Symbolizes Institutional Strength, Trust, And Academic Excellence. Modernist & Contemporary Additions PERIOD : 2000s–present ARCHITECTS : Ennead Architects, Polshek Partnership, Ballinger KEY FEATURES : use Of Glass Curtain Walls For Transparency And Light Penetration.Emphasis On Functionality And Flexibility In Planning.Minimalist Geometric Forms With Clean Lines And Open Spaces.Integration Of Sustainable Design Elements Like Sun Shading And Double-skin Facades. High-Tech & Sustainable Architecture FOCUS : Energy efficiency, sustainability, and technology integration. DESIGN APPROACH : Green Building Certifications (LEED Standards).Advanced ventilation systems to ensure air quality.Structural glass & metal panels for a sleek, futuristic aesthetic.Integration of smart building technologies for efficient energy use. Architectural Style of Weill Cornell Medical College

12. NEWYORK-PRESBYTERIAN/WEILL CORNELL MEDICAL CENTER: Directly Connected To The College, This Leading Hospital Offers Comprehensive Medical Services. THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART: Approximately 1 Kilometer West, This World-renowned Museum Houses An Extensive Art Collection Spanning Various Cultures And Time Periods. CENTRAL PARK: Just Beyond The Museum, Central Park Provides Expansive Green Spaces, Walking Paths, And Recreational Facilities. ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY: Located To The South, This Prestigious Institution Focuses On Biomedical Research And Education. SOTHEBY'S AUCTION HOUSE: Situated Nearby, Sotheby's Is Famous For High-profile Art Auctions And Exhibitions. GRACIE MANSION: To The Northeast, This Historic Residence Serves As The Official Home Of New York City's Mayor. SURROUNDING LANDMARKS (1-kilometer radius) (METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART) (CENTRAL PARK) (ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY) (SOTHEBY'S AUCTION HOUSE)

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