Newell-Simon Building

Carnegie Mellon University
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Newell-Simon Building

Carnegie Mellon University

BUILDING OWNER

Carnegie Mellon University, 5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Campus Design and Facilities Development
412-268-7280

ARCHITECT

WTW Architects
127 Anderson St Ste 301, Pittsburgh, PA 15212,
412-321-0550

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

  • Difficult project
  • Difficult site
  • Adding two stories to two existing buildings
  • Occupied building through construction
  • Safe project

AWARDS

  • Finalist for best project over 7 Million dollars by the Master Builders’ Association of Western Pennsylvania.

Newell-Simon Building – Addition and Renovation – Carnegie Mellon University 

This academic project involves adding two floors to each of the two existing School of Computer Science buildings and completing a six floor addition to the infill area between them.  Also included in the project is the addition of a two story atrium which includes a food service facility.

This project demonstrated Jendoco’s ability to work in confined areas of construction and maintain operation of surrounding facilities.

Other features include new bridges that connect the buildings with Smith Hall to the north and Wean Hall to the south.

The project was phased in order to permit the building to be occupied during construction.

The building was selected as a Finalist for best project over 7 Million dollars by the Master Builders’ Association of Western Pennsylvania.

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