Argonne National Laboratory Chemistry Building 200

Published January 1992

Project Information
Building Owner:		U.S. Department of Energy
Building Location:		Argonne, IL USA
Project Type:		Renovation
Principal Building Function:		Department of Energy research labs for atomic and molecular phenomena including radiation chemistry, photosynthesis, electron transfer chemistry, chemical dynamics, metal cluster and separations science.
Project Delivery Method:		Construction Management (CM)
Project Timeline		Jan 1992 Completion Last known status: Completed
Project Cost:		$12,600,000
Construction Cost:		$7,500,000
Cost Per Sq. Ft:		$20
		About These Cost Figures
Building Information
Project Includes:		Laboratory: Wet Research
Total GSF:		359,000
Building Services:		Compressed air, vacuum, deionized water, oxygen, acid waste, emergency power, fiber optics, LAN, uninterruptible power.
Project Team
Construction Management		Gilbane Building Company
Engineer		HDR Architecture Inc.
Profile Created 01/01/1992
Last Updated 04/04/2006
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