Carnegie Mellon University’s new Richard King Mellon Hall of Sciences is a 338,900 square-foot building that will host researchers and students from its Mellon College of Science (MCS) and School of Computer Science (SCS). The building will also house the new Institute for Contemporary Art Pittsburgh (ICA), which serves as a critical hub for art, culture and exchange.

Designed to foster collaboration, the building will help CMU to advance a new era of data-driven research, creative expression and cross-disciplinary education. Anchoring a prominent city intersection, the Hall of Sciences will be positioned as a gateway, connecting the university and its surrounding community.