Life Sciences Institute getting closer

 

The architects who designed the Life Sciences Institute (LSI) check progress on the building, which is scheduled to open in September. Denise Scott Brown and Robert Venturi, principals of Venturi Scott Brown Associates, talk with Alan Saltiel, LSI director (left), June 25. The Philadelphia architects toured the LSI and Commons buildings. The 230,000-square-foot facility eventually will house up to 350 employees. (Photo by Karl Leif Bates)

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