The The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center South Campus Research Building 5 (SCRB5) is a new flagship research facility developed as part of the institution’s expanding South Campus research park within the Texas Medical Center Helix Park district. The project consists of a 600,000 SF, seven-story laboratory and office research building designed to support advanced cancer research, translational medicine, and multidisciplinary scientific collaboration. The facility includes flexible wet and dry laboratory environments, core research facilities, collaboration spaces, conference and lecture areas, dining amenities, and infrastructure supporting MD Anderson’s strategic research initiatives, including the James P. Allison Institute