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Mind Brain Behavior Building

The Mind Brain Behavior Building is an outgrowth of Brown University’s Academic Enrichment Initiative to provide Brown with more learning and office spaces for the University’s growing population. The Mind Brain Behavior Building also plays a crucial part in the University’s Campus Walk project which will connect Lincoln Field to the Pembroke Campus. The project will set the precedent for future buildings built along the Campus Walk.

The Mind Brain Behavior Building will house the Department of Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences (CLS) the Psychology Department, and the Administrative offices of the Brain Science Program (BSP). Spaces will include: dry labs, wet labs, instructional and teaching labs, faculty and students offices, as well as classroom, conference and public lobby space. These combined program elements will ensure that the building will serve as a functionally rich and diverse space for the entire campus.