Buildings of the Perelman School of Medicine

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John Morgan Building
John Morgan Hall, where the majority of lectures used to be held
Smilow Center for Translational Research
Smilow Center for Translational Research
Perelman School of Medicine and CHOP Quad
Medical and research facilities of the Perelman School of Medicine and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

Listed below are the current buildings of the Perelman School of Medicine, not including those of any of the affiliated hospitals.[1][2][3]

Building Name Year Built Architect(s) Area (sq. ft.)
3600 CCB (and overbuild)
original building 2019; overbuild 2025 [4]
2019
2025
Perkins & Will467000
Anatomy Chemistry Building1928Stewardson & Page128114
Blockley Hall1964Supowitz & Demchick166425
Claire M. Fagin Hall (Nursing)1972Fisher Associates165600
Cyclotron1987Francis, Cauffman, Wilkinson, Pepper8122
Edward J. Stemmler Hall
formerly the Medical Education Building, until 1990 [5]
1978Geddes, Brecher, Qualls, and Cunningham251344
(Henry A.) Jordan Medical Education Center (JMEC)[6]2015Rafael Viñoly Architects PC371000
John Morgan Building
formerly the Medical Laboratories, until 1987 [1]
1904Cope & Stewardson211140
(William and Lois) Kelley Research Building
formerly the Biomedical Research Building II/III, until 2026 [7]
1999Perkins & Will, Francis Cauffman, Foley Hoffman385000
Richards Medical Research Laboratories1962Louis Kahn107103
Robert Wood Johnson Pavilion1969Alexander Ewing, Erdman & Eubank161228
(Arthur and Denise) Rubenstein Research Building
formerly the Clinical Research Building, until 2026 [8]
1989Payette Associates, Venturi, Ranch, and Scott Brown204211
Smilow Center for Translational Research (formerly Translational Research Center)2010Rafael Viñoly Architects PC500000
Stellar-Chance Laboratories
formerly the Biomedical Research Laboratories, until 1995 [9]
1994Bower Lewis Thrower213620
Translational Research Laboratory (and addition)1948
2004
Tsoi/Kobus & Associates129418

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