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Accelerating research from lab to life Let’s transform bold ideas into real change. Whether advancing academic research, driving commercial breakthroughs, or enabling innovation, we leverage data-driven insights and rigorous design thinking to deliver purpose-driven laboratories that support the relentless pursuit of knowledge.

Our interdisciplinary planning, design, and engineering teams pair scientific expertise with technical capability, crafting over 1 million square feet of labs annually, each designed to foster collaboration, ensure safety, and optimize efficiency. We specialize in creating flexible, resilient spaces that adapt to evolving research needs while integrating sustainability practices.

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Academic Commercial Life Sciences Corporate Federal Lab & Research Health Innovation Hubs

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1M + 13M + Square feet planned annually

Square feet planned in 10 years

65 + 40 + R-1 Universities

Team Members

We design high-performance environments across diverse science and technology markets, focusing on the most forward-thinking research environments, energy conservation, resiliency, and the health and well-being of their occupants.

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Dallas, Texas

UT Southwestern Medical Center The Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center and The Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute

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At a Glance 769,650 Square Feet New Construction 21.5 Acres 1200-Car Parking Garage National Cancer Institute (NCI) Designated 235 Private Exam and Infusion Rooms, Conference Center, Wet Lab Research Space, Vivarium Services Architecture / Programming / Healthcare Planning / Interior Design / Lab Design / Signage & Wayfinding

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One building, two towers, infinite possibilities in the fight to eliminate brain disease and cancer. The University of Texas Southwestern (UTSW) Medical Center aims to positively impact countless individuals’ healthcare outcomes in the next 100 years through critical, person-centered, empathetic care.

While these two disciplines function in seemingly separate spaces, Page, now Stantec’s design ensures the buildings work cohesively. As the project’s public-facing arm, the Outpatient Cancer Care Tower of the Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center offers a welcoming, serene, patient-centered care environment, including prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. The Research Tower of the Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute provides security and privacy for the researcher, while supporting groundbreaking neurological advancements. In both scenarios, intuitive patient and staff flow drive the design.

As part of the North Campus master plan, these towers support UTSW’s strategic priorities: advancing research, training, and clinical services to save lives and reduce the burden of brain disease and cancer.

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Comprehensive cancer care — A design that puts patients first

UTSW is home to North Texas’ only NCIdesignated comprehensive cancer center, connected to the internationally recognized Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute. Our design for the new complex was driven by a commitment to enhancing the patient experience—creating an environment that supports healing and discovery.

Every decision puts patient well-being first.

From seamless access to treatment spaces to secure, efficient pathways for staff, every floor, department, and pod was designed for intuitive movement and care. Close collaboration with UTSW leadership and users, supported by virtual reality modeling and weekly client meetings, ensured that the facility met every functional and emotional need—earning trust and validation at every step.

Multidisciplinary Clinics The Simmons Cancer Center supports 15 multidisciplinary teams of clinicians and researchers woven together to bring broad expertise to the scientific and clinical challenges unique to different cancers.

Supporting Discovery & Learning A planning goal for the UTSW North Campus development was to thoughtfully plan both buildings so staff circulation, educational conference events, and meaningful breaks could support unexpected incubators for discovery.

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New York, New York

Columbia University Jerome L. Greene Science Center

Connecting science with the city The Jerome L. Greene Science Center is a cornerstone of Columbia University’s Manhattanville campus and home to the Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute. As the largest academic science building in New York City, this nine-story facility unites leading experts in neuroscience, engineering, psychology, and related fields to advance research on brain function, gene expression, and human behavior—work that could transform treatments for neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.

Designed to foster collaboration, the center features a dynamic laboratory concept organized into four neighborhoods along two intersecting axes—one for circulation and the other for active meeting and research spaces. Open staircases, double-height spaces, and shared gathering areas encourage interdisciplinary exchange, creating an environment where groundbreaking ideas thrive.

In collaboration with Renzo Piano Design Workshop, Page, now Stantec served as Executive Architect, extending its 25+ year partnership with Columbia in shaping the university’s evolving academic landscape.

At a Glance 458,000 Square Feet LEED Gold Certified 2015 Architect’s Newspaper, Best of Design Awards, Best of Facades Award, Architects Newspaper Services Architecture / Signage & Wayfinding / Interior Design / Programming / Healthcare Planning / Lab Design

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A high-performance hub for scientific discovery

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The Jerome L. Greene Science Center is designed to set a new standard for sustainable academic buildings, achieving LEED Gold certification. A high-performance building envelope and mechanically ventilated double-skin facade optimize energy efficiency, while automated shades minimize solar heat gain.

Inside, chilled beams, radiant heating, and displacement ventilation enhance thermal comfort, as occupancy sensors and daylight dimming reduce energy use. An enthalpy heat recovery system captures waste heat, and a high-reflectance roof mitigates the urban heat island effect.

By prioritizing indoor air quality, low-VOC finishes, and regionally sourced materials, the Center creates a healthier, more sustainable research environment—demonstrating Columbia University’s commitment to efficiency and environmental responsibility.

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Arlington, Virginia

George Mason University Fuse at Mason Square

Fuse at Mason Square is George Mason University’s bold answer to the growing demand for tech talent in Virginia and beyond. As the physical and programmatic anchor of the university’s Tech Talent Investment Program, this 345,000-square-foot facility is designed to accelerate graduate education and interdisciplinary research in computing, artificial intelligence, data analytics, and cybersecurity.

In Arlington, Virginia, Fuse is a high-performance hub that brings together students, faculty, researchers, and industry leaders in a shared space built for adaptability, collaboration, and breakthrough thinking. A vibrant public plaza, daylightfilled interiors, and outdoor terraces extend the experience beyond the walls of the building, inviting connection and engagement at every level. Fuse redefines how academic institutions can shape the future of digital innovation.

Inspiring a top tech-talent pipeline As a flagship of George Mason University’s commitment to producing 15,000 computer science and engineering graduates over two decades, Fuse is a catalyst for workforce transformation.

Its adaptable loft labs, deep lab blocks, flexible classrooms, and a centralized Specialty Lab core provide future-ready environments that respond to evolving programmatic and research needs.

The building was shaped through extensive input from students, faculty, and industry professionals, prioritizing openness, flexibility, and natural light—proven elements that support creativity, focus, and collaboration. Designed to prepare graduates for leadership in a fast-paced digital economy, Fuse positions Mason as a national model for nextgeneration tech education.

Beyond housing instruction and research, the facility embodies Mason’s strategic vision: to equip learners not only with knowledge but also with the environment and tools to shape what’s next. By design, Fuse doesn’t just host innovation—it actively fuels it, nurturing the talent pipeline that will define the future of technology.

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Irapuato, Mexico

Proctor & Gamble Gillette Planta Milenio

At a Glance 1,130,000 Square Feet Services: Architecture / Programming / Planning

Planta Milenio is Procter & Gamble’s (P&G) 1.13M-squarefoot facility devoted to the development, manufacturing, packaging, and shipping of blades and razors to distributors worldwide. The plant, located on a 100+ acre site, accommodates 3,000 people in three shifts. Planta Milenio is P&G’s first fully sustainable manufacturing facility in Latin America. Davis Brody Bond, a Page, now Stantec company, and Arup worked together on a fast track program completing the project within two years.

The design process began with a programming exercise to define the process adjacencies. The technical aspects were challenging as the manufacturing process starts with raw materials: steel coils for the blade production and molten plastic to form the body of the razors. Raw materials are formed and assembled in the basic operations area. Once completed, blades and razors are moved into the pack center and packaged into plastic cases and processed for shipping. The integration of a flexible infrastructure enables the facility and the manufacturing process to adjust to newer technologies and production strategies. The central location of a spine through the basic operations area and the pack center allows for direct communication between production, facility management and testing labs. It was important to develop a friendly user experience without compromising functional capabilities; thus benefiting the staff and the seamless flow of products from raw material to packaging.

The main building houses a cafeteria, common areas, and gymnasium with showers. These common areas are easily accessible and connected to the manufacturing and packaging area through the central administrative office spines. A running path and soccer field are additional amenities. Planta Milenio was the recipient of an Architectural Record / Business Week Good Design is Good Business Award commending the facility for its commitment to the wellbeing of its staff.

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Tarrytown, New York

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Facilities and Real Estate Master Plan A walkable corporate R&D campus

Nestled in the lush Hudson River Valley, the Regeneron research and design campus supports an array of lifesaving technologies that enhance millions of lives. With research labs alongside the corporate headquarters and extensive employee amenities, Page, now Stantec’s master plan will help Regeneron keep pace with the rapidly growing pharmaceutical marketplace and recruit the best and brightest.

Over nine weeks, Page, now Stantec conceptualized and designed the campus to reflect Regeneron’s stature as a biotechnology and pharmaceutical leader. With a myriad of product candidates undergoing clinical trials and approval, Regeneron needed an integrative master plan to address its operational, scientific, and personnel needs.

Encompassing more than 1,000,000 square feet, the plan offers ample areas for research and design, including stateof-the-art vivaria. A café, fitness center, day care facility, and courtyards enrich the employee experience.

The campus’ walkable corporate headquarters will be accessible by footbridge and will integrate indoor and outdoor areas into a cohesive work environment. With buildings adjoined by green fields and seating areas, the architectural design balances natural light, greenery, and modernized workspaces to enhance employee productivity. There’s also a space to honor the site’s Indigenous heritage, paying homage to the artifacts found on the Regeneron property and offering a glimpse into its undeveloped past.

Regeneron’s current therapies help millions worldwide with ocular, cardiovascular, and inflammatory diseases as well as cancer, allergic conditions, and pain. Page, now Stantec’s master plan ensures they can continue building their legacy of wellness and pushing the boundaries of science to make lifechanging medicines.

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Designed to foster community engagement and well-being

Seattle, Washington

Seattle University The Jim and Janet Sinegal Center for Science and Innovation 20

Discovery through science with application through engineering are side-by-side at the Jim and Janet Sinegal Center for Science and Innovation. Here, students uncover solutions, make connections, and act for the good of the community. Linked with the university’s Bannan Center for Science and Engineering, the center is the future of STEM for Seattle University.

On the street level, makerspaces hum with robotics and 3D printers. Engineering students share ideas while waiting in line for lattes. Soon, they’ll meet with mentors from Amazon or Microsoft in high-tech huddle rooms. You’ll also find computer science students working in corporate-style spaces where teams take a hoteling approach.

The top four floors are packed with biology and chemistry classrooms and research labs. Featuring laboratories planned for the 21st century, the design showcases sliding glass doors, seamlessly connecting teaching and research. This configuration offers increased space on demand and reduces instrumentation and staffing costs.

Award-Winning Design IIDA New England Chapter, Design Awards, Best in Higher Education, 2024 Society for College and University Planning (SCUP) Excellence Awards in Landscape Architecture, Special Citation, General Design, 2023 IIDA Northern Pacific Chapter INawards, INlife-sciences Best in Category, 2022 ASLA Washington Chapter Professional Awards, Award of Merit, General Design, 2022

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Houston, Texas

Texas A&M University School of Engineering Medicine EnMed Building From mid-century landmark to innovation powerhouse.

Texas A&M University’s Engineering Medicine (EnMed) program, located in the heart of the Texas Medical Center, is redefining medical education. This dual-degree program allows students to earn a Doctor of Medicine and a Master of Engineering—becoming a “physicianeer”—in just four years while creating innovative solutions to real-world medical challenges.

The EnMed Building transforms a 1952 bank and a 1962 office tower into a vibrant hub for ingenuity. It's design celebrates the buildings’ history while introducing contemporary elements that reflect the program’s forward-thinking vision. Inside, students turn ideas into reality in a 2,471-square-foot signature makerspace equipped with leading-edge tools. A floor-toceiling glass partition system provides clear views of the innovation happening inside and they train in a life-like medical simulation center.

A complete exterior overhaul introduced an energy-efficient unitized glazed curtain wall system, complemented by stone and metal panels. This modern facade enhances thermal performance and gives the building a sleek, future-ready appearance. Inside, meticulous renovations replaced outdated elements with flexible, technology-rich spaces designed to foster collaboration.

Capped by a stunning 17th-floor boardroom, this state-of-theart facility is designed to attract bold thinkers, foster discovery, and shape the future of medicine and engineering.

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Manchester, New Hampshire

United Therapeutics Organ Manufacturing Group Lab and Office Renovation

Groundbreaking biomedical science and engineering United Therapeutics is pushing the limits of innovation, tackling the national shortage of transplantable organs with advanced biotechnology tools that either delay the need or expand the supply of these organs. To support this mission, they needed a state-of-the-art lab and research facility—one that attracts top talent and adapts to rapid advancements.

Transitioning from a co-working space in Kendall Square to a revitalized 19th-century mill building in nearby New Hampshire, we designed a flexible, Good Lab Practice (GLP) compliant facility that seamlessly integrates future equipment and beta testing for emerging technologies. Built for evolution, the space ensures that groundbreaking research isn’t just supported—it thrives.

By blending history with innovation, this transformation empowers researchers to expand the possibilities of organ transplantation and lifesaving therapies.

At a Glance 16,000 Square Feet Cellular Screening, 3D Organ Bioprinting, Scanning and Microscopy Flexible, High-Performance Lab and Office Space Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) Standards

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Upton, New York

US Department of Energy Brookhaven National Laboratory Physics and Chemistry Research Laboratories As part of the U.S. Department of Energy’s national campaign to enhance its research facilities, Brookhaven National Laboratory embarked on a multi-phased modernization plan, upgrading more than four million square feet of building infrastructure. Our team played a key role in this effort, modernizing critical research space in two 1960s-era facilities—Building 510 (Physics) and Building 555 (Chemistry)—to support rapidly evolving technologies and research protocols.

The project encompassed 100,000 square feet of upgrades, enhancing life safety plans, infrastructure, and laboratory ventilation. By integrating adaptable solutions, the design not only anticipates and accommodates future laboratory renovations and fit-outs but also significantly reduces the lab’s energy consumption.

Through strategic modernization, Page, now Stantec helped transform Brookhaven’s research spaces into high-performance environments, supporting its mission to drive scientific progress for years to come.

At a Glance 100,000 Square Foot Renovation LEED Silver Certified

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Auburn Hills, Michigan

Valeo American HQ and Thermal Systems

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At a Glance 120,000 Square Feet AIA NY State Excellence in Design Award AIA Honor Award Business Week/Architectural Record “Good Design is Good Business” Award

Bringing together five corporate divisions under one roof, Valeo’s technical facility fosters collaboration while showcasing the company’s trailblazing research and development. We designed a transparent, interconnected space that balances security with openness, reinforcing Valeo’s leadership in automotive innovation.

Thoughtfully integrated security measures, including controlled access points and a black-box holding area for prototype vehicles, maintain confidentiality without compromising the building’s open, high-tech aesthetic. By leveraging stock glazing and construction components, the design delivers a custom, high-performance facility that optimizes costs and streamlines construction.

The building’s rectangular form is strategically divided into two interlocking zones—one for engineering teams and another for testing laboratories that foster collaboration—and a third zone dedicated to conference spaces. Double-height spaces and open staircases strengthen connectivity between floors, while extensive glazing treats light as a shared resource, enhancing visibility and collaboration.

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SELECTED CLIENT LIST Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Alcon Allergan Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Arizona State University BATL at Northeastern University Baylor College of Medicine Beckman Coulter BioMed Realty Trust Boston College Boston University Breakthrough Properties Brookhaven National Laboratory California Institute of Technology Carleton College CBRC RiMED Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Central Connecticut State University Charles River Laboratories Cleveland State University College of William & Mary Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University Columbia University Columbia University Medical Center Danfoss Silicon Power Eastern Virginia Medical School Edgemoor Infrastructure and Real Estate EMD Serono Emory University Emory University Winship Cancer Center General Electric General Services Administration George Mason University Georgia Institute of Technology Gorgas Institute Harvard Medical School Hospira (Abbott Labs) Hughes Research Laboratories Jackson Laboratories James Madison University Janssen Pharmaceuticals Johns Hopkins University Karlin Real Estate Kennesaw State University Lehigh University Lonza L’Oréal Massachusetts Institute of Technology Merck Global Mississippi State University NASA Johnson Space Center

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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Renewable Energy Laboratory North Carolina A&T New York University NexCore Group North Carolina A&T University Northeastern University Northwestern University Novartis NY CREATES Opexa Oregon State University Penn State University Procter & Gamble QIAGEN Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Roche Rochester Institute of Technology Rutgers New Jersey Medical School Sachem Sam Houston State University Seattle University SUNY Polytechnic Institute Quad C SUNY Polytechnic Institute SUNY University at Buffalo Syracuse University Texas A&M International University Texas A&M University College Station Texas A&M University Galveston Texas A&M University Health Science Center Texas A&M University RELLIS Texas A&M University School of Engineering Medicine Texas Biomedical Research Institute Texas Children’s Hospital Texas Tech University The College of New Jersey The Jackson Laboratory The University of New Mexico The University of Oklahoma The University of Texas at Austin The University of Texas at Austin, Dell Medical School Trinity University Tufts University Tulane University University of North Carolina Charlotte Union College United Therapeutics University of Albany Biotechnology Park University of Buffalo University of California, Berkeley University of California, Los Angeles University of California, San Francisco

University of Colorado Boulder University of Delaware University of Delaware University of Florida University of Georgia University of Houston University of Louisiana at Lafayette University of Maryland University of Massachusetts, Lowell University of Massachusetts, Boston University of North Carolina, Charlotte University of Oklahoma University of Pennsylvania University of Rochester University of Scranton University of South Carolina University of Southern California University of St. Thomas University of Tennessee at Knoxville University of Tennessee Martin University of Texas at Arlington University of Texas at Dallas University of Texas Austin University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center US Army Public Health Command US Department of Agriculture US Department of Defense US Department of Energy, Brookhaven National Laboratory US Department of Energy, Los Alamos National Laboratory US Department of Energy, Sandia National Laboratory US Department of State US National Science Foundation USACE - Baltimore UT Southwestern Medical Center Valeo Electrical Systems Valeo Security Systems Valeo Thermal Systems Vanderbilt University Medical Center VGXI Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Military Institute Virginia Polytechnic Institute Watchmaker Genomics Wentworth Institute of Technology Wake Tech Community College Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Yale University Zero Irving

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Translating science into smart design Biocontainment Vivarium Planning Instrumentation Cleanroom Advanced Manufacturing Laboratory Planning Building Assessment Data Analytics Fabrication Workshops

With inquiries, contact: Chris Baylow AIA, NCARB Principal Science & Technology Market Sector Leader cbaylow@pagethink.com / 617 305 9809

Laura Vargas AIA, NCARB, LEED AP Principal Science & Technology Director lvargas@pagethink.com / 713 418 3801

Rohit Saxena AIA, LEED AP Principal Science & Technology Market Sector Leader rsaxena@pagethink.com / 617 305 9881

Verrick Walker PHD, CDT, LEED AP Principal Science & Technology Director vwalker@pagethink.com / 713 658 2150

Alissa McFarland AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C Principal Science & Technology Director amcfarland@pagethink.com / 202 909 4931

Alicia Mauer AIA, LEED AP, NCARB Associate Principal Science & Technology Director apandimosmaurer@pagethink.com / 720 794 8534

David McCullough AIA, PE Principal Science & Technology Director dmccullough@pagethink.com / 202 909 4946

Enrique Ceniceros LEED AP BD+C Associate Principal Science & Technology Director eceniceros@pagethink.com / 213 594 4057

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