Student Design Projects
- Robert Linnstaedter
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- Texas Brain and Spine Institute in Bryan Texas
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The Texas Brain and Spine Institute will provide ambulatory care
and a network of clinical and academic capital to meet the demands of
the adjoining counties providing diagnostic and treatment of neurological
disorders
while furthering research on the central nervous system. The clinical
functions and atrium are the first phase of the project which include
the doctors/admin
offices, two main lecture halls, and the rehabilitation center of the
building. An imaging facility is the second phase of the project. The
third phase
of the facilities will include a 25,000 square foot laboratory and research
facility for study and testing new technologies in promoting the growth
of neurons, and experiments will take place in the facility alongside
the rehabilitation of patients. Stem cell research will be one of those
technologies.
The environment will incorporate healing gardens and a water feature
to alleviate stress that comes with recovery and adjustment to new life
skills.
Graduated with a Masters of Architecture from Texas A&M
in 2007
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