Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab Breaks Ground On Its Biggest Building Yet

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab is set to begin construction on a new building that will be the Laurel-based facility’s largest.

The four-story building will house a mix of lab and office space, according to a press release. It will also be outfitted with a 200-person conference room, STEM education facilities and a coffee shop. It will also have an open design approach to encourage collaboration in common areas. Scheduled opening is 2020.

The building will have room for about 650 employees. It’s designed to draw from across the Lab.

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