John and Regina Scully Center for Clinical Sciences Research
Address:
269 CAMPUS DR, STANFORD
Location Tip:
The Center for Clinical
Sciences Research (CCSR) building is located at 269 Campus Drive. It is located to the north of the Lokey Stem Cell Research (SIM1) building and to the west of
the Beckman Center.
Use/Purpose:
CCSR houses nearly 500
lab benches, 12 seminar rooms, six conference rooms, and two 50-participant
auditoriums. These spaces provide
an opportunity for collaborative efforts and promote translational research by
locating basic science and clinical research laboratories in close
proximity.
Accessible Entrance:
The main entrance to
CCSR is located via a ramp located at the northeast corner of the building. Once at the top of the ramp, an outdoor
café is immediately ahead and the elevator is down the exterior pathway to the
right. There are exterior entrances
to the 1st floor of CCSR on either side of the elevator. The elevator provides access to all
floors of CCSR (B, 1, 2, 3, 4).
Once off the elevator, exterior accessible entrances are located on
either side of the elevator.
Restrooms:
Wheelchair accessible
men's and women's restrooms are centrally located on
each floor.
Parking & Transportation:
The nearest disabled
parking is located in a small parking lot to the southeast of the building
(L-15) near the Beckman Center.
Additional disabled parking is located to the west of the building in
L-16, L-18, and Parking Structure 5.
The closest Marguerite shuttle stop is located on Campus Drive or on
either side of the Medical Center.
Points of Interest:
While in the area, visit
the SIM1 building that houses the Dale Chihuly
Chandelier, Tre Stelle di Lapislazzuli.
In addition there are several cafes located throughout the School of
Medicine area. For more details,
please visit http://www.stanford.edu/dept/visitorinfo/activities/dining.html.
For disability access information about any building not listed in the Campus Access Guide, please contact the Diversity and Access Office, (650) 725-0326, disability.access@stanford.edu. We welcome your feedback about the Mobility Guide and requests for further information.