The Pelotonia Research Center opened in June 2023 and offers an innovative and modern environment to serve multiple disciplines. The project was one of the first buildings at the Carmenton district and houses approximately 305,000 new square feet.
The five-story laboratory building advances the university’s strategic plan, and Framework, by serving multiple research disciplines, including biomedical, life sciences, engineering and environmental sciences, among others. In addition, two floors are dedicated to The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center including its new Pelotonia Institute for Immuno-Oncology.
Learn more about how Ohio State in investing in the spaces and places that empower collaboration by visiting Carmenton.
Additional Information
The Pelotonia Research Center supports both wet lab researchers and computational researchers. Each of the five floors of the building is designed to facilitate collaboration. The project also included an exterior plaza for event and collaboration space. It will is co-located with the Energy Advancement and Innovation Center.
Project Timeline
- 2017
- BoT Professional Services ApprovalNovember 20172018
- Design/BiddingApril 2018 - September 20202020
- BoT Construction ApprovalFebruary 2020ConstructionSeptember 2020 - March 20232023
- Facility OpeningJune 2023
Project Team
Project Manager
Brendan FlahertyProject Accountant
Jasmine MylesConsultants
AE/Design Architect: Moody Nolan, Inc. / Pelli Clarke PelliConstruction Manager
Whiting Turner / Corna Kokosing (joint venture)News
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In the News: Inside Pelotonia Research Center in Carmenton
The Columbus Dispatch recently took an inside look at the Pelotonia Research Center, a newly opened $227.8 million, 305-square-foot interdisciplinary laboratory building.
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In the News: Pelotonia Research Center
Columbus Business First recently featured the innovation impact of The Ohio State University's new Pelotonia Research Center.
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Ohio State opens Pelotonia Research Center
The Ohio State University held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open the new Pelotonia Research Center Monday led by university leaders, researchers, representatives from Pelotonia and Columbus Mayo