OHSU KNIGHT CANCER
RESEARCH CENTER
OREGON SCIENCE &
HEALTH UNIVERSITY
solution
Laboratory
Market
Science & Technology, Higher Education
location
Portland, Oregon
PARTNERS
Jacobs Engineering, SRG, Anderson/McCarthy
ABOUT THE PROJECT
The OSHU Knight Cancer Research Center is a LEED Certified, state-of-the-art cancer research facility located in Portland, Oregon. With its goal of accelerating research progress, this 320,000-square-foot building brings together multidisciplinary scientists from all over the world.
H2I Group was contracted to provide specialty solutions for this project, including Wood Laboratory Casework, Mobile Benches, High Performance Fume Hoods, Epoxy Countertops and Sinks, Environmental Rooms, Overhead Service Carriers, Lab Design and Engineering Support.
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
- CiF Wood Casework
- Mobile Benches
- High Performance Fume Hoods
- Epoxy Countertops and Sinks
- Environmental Rooms
- Overhead Service Carriers
- Lab Design and Engineering Support
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