Support for Mission Bay - Helen Diller Family Cancer Research Building

Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center Research Building

vanquishing the most feared disease

The UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center Research Building at UCSF Mission Bay will afford the University’s prestigious Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center the opportunity to build, from the ground up, a facility of unprecedented productivity. Here the newest biomedical advances will be applied to cancer in state-of-the-art laboratories—very possibly the best in the world. The new facility will house UCSF investigators working in three highly promising areas: basic research, which sheds light on all forms of cancer; brain tumor research; and urologic oncology research, focusing on prostate, kidney, bladder and testicular cancers.

Architect: Rafael Viñoly
Occupancy: Fall 2008
Gross square footage: 162,000
Number of laboratories: 46
Number of researchers: 414

The building offers a number of major naming opportunities, including:

Full- and half-floor research pavilions
Laboratory facilities and research equipment
Technology center
Fellows offices and faculty suites
Conference facilities, meeting rooms and interaction spaces

For more information on giving to the Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center Research Building, contact please contact Ann Carollo at 415/502-2404 or acarollo@support.ucsf.edu.

Related Images:
Building Rendering (northeast) (pdf)
Building Rendering (southwest) (pdf)
Atrium (pdf)