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Sylvia Richards Designs Adimab Research Building with Timber and Mirrored Panels to Blend with Forest Environment

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Jenna McKnight

8mo ago· 8 min readenNews

Summary

Architect Sylvia Richards designed a research building for biotech company Adimab in Lebanon, New Hampshire, featuring a unique combination of timber and mirrored panels on the exterior. The building is strategically designed to blend with its forested surroundings and preserve an existing wetland on the site. The mirrored panels create a "supernatural" effect by reflecting the natural environment, while the timber construction maintains harmony with the wooded setting. The project represents an innovative approach to integrating architecture with natural landscapes while serving the needs of a biotechnology research facility.

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Wood is paired with mirrored panels on the exterior of a research building for biotech company Adimab
Designed by Sylvia Richards Practice for Architecture to blend with its forested setting and preserve a wetland
Located in Lebanon, New Hampshire, the building is part of the headquarters for Adimab, a biotech company that develops antibodies for infectious diseases
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Mirrored panels feature on the exterior of a research building for Adimab by Sylvia Richards Practice for Architecture, designed to preserve a wetland.

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