The $30M Center for Advanced Biotechnology and Medicine links the Waksman Institute with the Medical School using generic research space for Cell, Molecular, and Structural Biology. Offices are clustered around atria at each end. The site includes parking for 700 cars and an enclosed pedestrian linkage. This structure will accommodate future growth of 200,000 GSF. Completed in 1990, the project was designed by the Wilson Studio at Payette Associates.