Main view rendering of completed facility including electrochromic glass and brick facade.

Building the Future of Advanced Materials Education & Research

Clemson University Advanced Materials Innovation Complex | Clemson, SC

The 150,000-sq.-ft. Advanced Materials Innovation Complex (AMIC) will be a new state-of-the-art research facility for Clemson's Department of Materials Science and Engineering. AMIC will be the University's most technologically advanced facility to date, providing adaptable laboratories, opportunities for interdisciplinary undergraduate education and research, and strategic co-location space to enable easy flow of interdepartmental ideas. Featured learning spaces will include cutting-edge research laboratories, innovative teaching laboratories, synergistic classrooms, and shared collaborative spaces.

Project Details

Designed to achieve 2 Green Globes, the building will be a concrete structure with electrochromic glass curtainwall and brick to match Clemson's existing campus aesthetic. DPR is self-performing several scopes of work including foundation concrete and prefabricated exterior panels.

Aerial view of in-progress construction on building structure including crane, site, and surrounding area.
Main Entry view rendering of completed facility including electrochromic glass and brick facade.
North view rendering of completed facility including electrochromic glass and brick facade.
Main view rendering of completed facility including electrochromic glass and brick facade.
Aerial view of in-progress construction on building structure including crane, site, and surrounding area.
Main Entry view rendering of completed facility including electrochromic glass and brick facade.
North view rendering of completed facility including electrochromic glass and brick facade.
Main view rendering of completed facility including electrochromic glass and brick facade.
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