Ostermayer Laboratory Transformation - Image Gallery #14126

Ostermayer Laboratory Transformation - March 2020 - August 2021.  

Cement truck pouring cement in front of Ostermayer Lab main entryway.

The construction crew prepares the entryway.

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Buildings entry way. Outdoor chairs are placed around the front door.

Ostermayer Laboratory main entrance.

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Empty Class Room with man standing at door way. An outline of the old chalkboard exist on the wall.

Room 102 at the start of the renovation project.  

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Classroom with tables, chairs, and whiteboards

Renovated Room 102

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Photo of the overlook on the third floor of the Ostermayer Lab during construction

The renovation project included an extension of the building's interior space, to allow for student gathering areas and an overlook from the third floor to the first floor.  

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Photo of the overlook on the third floor of the Ostermayer Lab

Student area and overlook

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Building under construction with long pipe hanging out third story window

The rear entrance from the Green Lot.  

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Ostermayer Building New Entry Way from Greater Allegheny's Green Parking Lot

Updated Green Lot entryway.  

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Rolling car with tools centered on the floor in the 3rd floor overlook of our Laboratory.

Building extension and overlook construction

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Table and Chairs that sit in front of glass wall that overlooks the campus.

Third floor collaborative work space

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Different colors of paint on a wall for testing

The design build team considered a variety of colors for interior walls

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Lab space with brightly painted wall.

Penn State Brand Color - Bright Keystone accents the lab wall

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Chemistry Lab being finalized with new furniture in place.

Chemistry Lab near completion

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Lab space with tables and a wall of windows.

The building's natural lighting drives down energy consumption cost

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