Named for two of Penn’s premier research scientists, Britton Chance and Eliot Stellar, the building's entrance is marked by a small zone of brown granite with a curving glass-block wall and yellow oak doors.
Stellar - Chance Laboratories
Named for two of Penn’s premier research scientists, Britton Chance and Eliot Stellar, the building's entrance is marked by a small zone of brown granite with a curving glass-block wall and yellow oak doors.
Its principal feature is the decorative masonry skin which explores the possibilities of the Flemish-bond brickwork that had become a principal motif of the University campus. The building’s south facade is split by a recess containing a large stainless ventilator tube that denotes the laboratory function.
- The main entrance is on the south side of the building on Curie Blvd with automatic doors operated by push plate.
Stellar-Chance is directly connected to the Anatomy Chemistry Building on the mezzanine, Blockly Hall on floor 1, and BRB on floor 2 via level, accessible interior corridors.
There is a bank of elevators in the middle of the building that access all floors.
There are accessible men's and women's restrooms on all floors.
Most areas of these buildings are private/secured and require PennCard access for authorized personnel only.