This gut renovation of an historic 19th century factory at 25 West 4th Street was for The College of Arts and Science. The six floors include a new lobby, classrooms, study spaces and offices for the department.

Ennead expanded on the work done for the Chemistry & Biology Building at the historic Brown and Silver Buildings. Each floor has been converted into a state-of-the-art, flexible, fume-hood intensive chemical biology laboratory with classrooms, offices and amenities. A state-of-the-art MRI suite adds additional resources for the department.

The Grey’s new facility occupies the entire ground floor of a venerable brick and iron building in the historic Noho district, its storefront façade facing out onto a busy pedestrian thoroughfare at the intersection of the East Village and NoHo.

The Chemistry & Biology Building project includes the gut renovation of three floors in the historic Brown and Silver Buildings adjacent to Washington Square Park at the heart of NYU’s urban campus. Each floor has been converted into a state-of-the-art, flexible, fume-hood intensive chemical biology laboratory with classrooms and amenities serving both faculty and students creating a new identity for the department.

The renovation of the 1916 industrial loft building creates a flagship facility for student services and key supportprograms of New York University, mostnotably the Student Link and GlobalPrograms functions on the main floors. The spaces along the building’sperimeter are free of program toreinforce the historic shell as anenvelope for new enclosed programareas and a distinctly new architecturallanguage.

This ten-story research laboratory building is an addition to an existing six-story building. The facility includes wet labs, a vivarium, bio-informatics stations, offices, a 100-person meeting room, classrooms and a 150-seat auditorium.

The new facility for the Gallatin School of Individualized Study is comprised of five floors of newly renovated space in a historic building on NYU’s Greenwich Village campus. The design restores the literal and metaphorical idea of a “school without walls”, as Gallatin was intended to be when it was founded in 1976.

The renovation of a eight-story 19th-century building provides a new home for NYU’s Economics and Politics Department. Upper floors contain offices with spaces for graduate students and faculty of both departments, which promotes interdisciplinary encounters.

The renovation of the Department of Journalism at NYU, home to the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, involved the restoration and adaptive reuse of the top two floors of an existing building within the NoHo Historic District. The full restoration of the historic arched windows and creation of student lounges and work areas in the unique high-ceilinged space is a central element of the transformation.

The King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center promotes research and teaching on Spain and the Spanish-speaking world at New York University.