Yale University — a new home for Engineering and Physical Sciences

New Haven, CT
400,000 square feet
Expected Completion 2029
Type: Academic

Project EUI

70%

reduction in energy use compared to the AIA 2030 baseline

Yale University has selected TenBerke and Ballinger to design its new Physical Science and Engineering Building on Science Hill. The firms will serve as design architect and architect/engineer of record, respectively.

The Yale Physical Science and Engineering Building will be the intellectual hub for the Quantum Science, Engineering, and Materials Initiatives, and enable the expansion of the Advanced Instrumentation Development Center. The building will house research facilities at the forefront of applied science, physics, and engineering disciplines. Located in Yale’s Science Hill district, the project will connect to its urban and landscape context; stitch together the fabric of the area; and provide clear visibility, and welcoming access.