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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. The Botnar Building of the Institute of Medical Research Israel-Canada in Jerusalem, Israel by Baer Shifman-Nathan ArchitectsApril 23rd, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Baer Shifman-Nathan Architects The Botnar Building, which houses IMRIC – the Institute of Medical Research Israel Canada, is a unique facility of laboratories designed for current standards of microbiology research. In addition, the building provides auditorium spaces and seminar classrooms for the Hebrew University School of Medicine.  Image Courtesy © G. Shifman-Nathan, Ilia Kruvorechko
 Image Courtesy © G. Shifman-Nathan, Ilia Kruvorechko The building itself is laid out in an L shape configuration, thus creating a campus plaza with two auditoriums at the end of the main pedestrian axis of the Hadassah Campus. The enclosed arena which is formed by the Building and the adjacent Students’ Center, helps to create an intimate campus atmosphere for the entire School of Medicine.  Image Courtesy © G. Shifman-Nathan, Ilia Kruvorechko  Image Courtesy © G. Shifman-Nathan, Ilia Kruvorechko  Image Courtesy © G. Shifman-Nathan, Ilia Kruvorechko  Image Courtesy © G. Shifman-Nathan, Ilia Kruvorechko  Image Courtesy © G. Shifman-Nathan, Ilia Kruvorechko  Image Courtesy © G. Shifman-Nathan, Ilia Kruvorechko  Image courtesy Baer, Shifman-Nathan Architects  Image courtesy Baer, Shifman-Nathan Architects  Image courtesy Baer, Shifman-Nathan Architects  Image courtesy Baer, Shifman-Nathan Architects
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