Completed Projects

Our portfolio below represents our continuous efforts to renovate, build upon, and improve Columbia University Irving Medical Center's historic campus as a center for excellence and healing.

Below are examples of previously completed projects.

Academic and Amenity

  • Haven Plaza

    This interim pedestrian plaza provides an open public space for students, faculty, and the community to enjoy the outdoors in an environment that stimulates engagement and collaboration. Learn more about this project.

    CUIMC campus

  • The Knowledge Center Expansion

    The Knowledge Center’s expanded space includes additional flexible spaces, more computer stations, and a quiet room, enhancing its overall visitor experience. Learn more about this project.

    A photo of the outside of the Knowledge center expansion on the lobby level of Hammer Health Sciences Center

  • Mailman School of Public Health Lounge

    Mailman School of Public Health’s vibrant new lounge fosters relaxation, collaboration, and shared learning for students, faculty, and administrators. Learn more about this project.

    A room with two citrine chairs in the lower right corner and wooden circle table with people sitting around them.

Administrative

  • Department of Ophthalmology Relocation

    The Department of Ophthalmology's administrative operations are now housed in a sleek office adorned with department-related artifacts and treasures. Learn more about this project.

Clinical

  • CDNYPI Interventional Radiology, Tarrytown

    ColumbiaDoctors NewYork-Presbyterian Imaging (CDNYPI) expanded its Interventional Radiology practice to enhance patient care and support in Tarrytown. Learn more about this project.

    The ColumbiaDoctors Interventional Radiology logo hangs on a beige wall

  • Primary Care Lincoln Center

    Located near Lincoln Center, Columbia Primary Care's newest location spans approximately 9,000 square feet and is designed to reflect the established Primary Care aesthetic, providing top-tier healthcare services in a welcoming and state-of-the-art environment.

New Construction

  • Columbia University School of Nursing

    Anchoring the eastern edge of the campus, this seven-story building significantly enhances nursing education, research, and clinical practice at Columbia. Learn more about this project. 

    The exterior of a campus building at night.

  • Roy and Diana Vagelos Education Center

    This state-of-the-art medical and graduate education building reflects how medicine is taught, learned, and practiced in the 21st century. Learn more about this project.

    Exterior view of the Vagelos building

Research

  • Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center

    We welcomed the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center to Columbia University by creating a modern, multi-level research facility. Learn more about this project. 

    A large, original DNA carpet hangs near a staircase

  • Department of Ophthalmology Research Relocation

    Existing offices, corridors, and mechanical equipment facilities were modernized to accommodate the Department of Ophthalmology’s research efforts in a new campus location. Learn more about this project.

  • Department of Pharmacology Expansion

    The Department of Pharmacology boasts a dynamic research hub following the conversion of an outdated amphitheater, offices, corridors, and restrooms. Learn more about this project.

    Next to a door to a laboratory is a lab sink

Residential

  • Residential Mail Package Center

  • Tower 3 Cardio Room

    In response to student resident requests for a 24/7 fitness facility, our team partnered with the Office of Housing Services to transform an existing space in the Tower 3 Residential building into a self-service cardio room. Learn more about this project.

    One SkiErg machine and two treadmills are on a blue floor with a mirror wall located to the left of the machines