BrightTree Studios is proud to spotlight its work on Princeton's new home for computer science and engineering research, combining a 95,000 GSF renovation of the historic Guyot Hall with a 136,000 GSF addition to create a brand-new 231,000 GSF facility for the School of Engineering & Applied Science.
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Project Highlight: Eric & Wendy Schmidt Hall - Princeton University BrightTree Studios is proud to spotlight our work on Princeton's new home for computer science and en…
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BrightTree Studios
Unlocking human potential through design
- Industry
- Design Services
- Location
- Warrendale, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About BrightTree Studios
BrightTree Studios is a technology design consultant that partners with architects across the globe to complete architectural drawing sets and technology design for a variety of construction projects. Our experts offer the fresh eyes your project needs – unlocking and transforming human potential through design. A leader of the innovative technology movement and specializing in AV, IT/telecom, security, and acoustics, BrightTree Studios is drawing focus to a future where technology seamlessly enhances human experiences, transforming spaces into hubs of innovation, efficiency, and safety.
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