Texas Medical Center - Collaborative Building Labs
The TMC3 Collaborative Building is the major core of TMC Helix Park, a 250,000-square-foot building designed to accelerate
medical innovation. The facility brings together academic research, life sciences business partners, and venture capital
under one roof, providing exceptional lab and office facilities to accelerate scientific breakthroughs and commercialization.
The labs in the TMC3 Collaborative Building are utilized for translational research in a variety of life sciences and healthcare
disciplines, with the primary goal of speeding up the development and commercialization of innovative medical
medicines and technology.
The primary use of the TMC 3 labs is used for drug discovery & therapeutics, cancer research & immunotherapy, regenerative
medicine, data science & biomedical informatics, cell & gene therapy.
Lab Furnishings Provided & Installed
Square Footage: 43,000 Square Feet
Completion Date: May 2023
Architect: Vaughn Construction
General Contractor: Elkus Manfredi Architects
medical innovation. The facility brings together academic research, life sciences business partners, and venture capital
under one roof, providing exceptional lab and office facilities to accelerate scientific breakthroughs and commercialization.
The labs in the TMC3 Collaborative Building are utilized for translational research in a variety of life sciences and healthcare
disciplines, with the primary goal of speeding up the development and commercialization of innovative medical
medicines and technology.
The primary use of the TMC 3 labs is used for drug discovery & therapeutics, cancer research & immunotherapy, regenerative
medicine, data science & biomedical informatics, cell & gene therapy.
Lab Furnishings Provided & Installed
- Kewaunee Fixed and Mobile Steel Casework
- Kewaunee Venturi Fume Hoods
- Kewaunee Evolution Benches
- Kewaunee Sinks/Accessories
- Watersaver Accessories
Square Footage: 43,000 Square Feet
Completion Date: May 2023
Architect: Vaughn Construction
General Contractor: Elkus Manfredi Architects
