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Colorado’s First: Pioneering Net-Zero Energy and All-Electric Life Sciences Design
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Colorado’s First: Pioneering Net-Zero Energy and All-Electric Life Sciences Design

The Ridgeway Science & Technology project in Boulder, presented at the 2025 Lab Design Conference, showcases how IMEG Corporation and Conscious Bay are pioneering Colorado’s first net-zero energy, all-electric life sciences facility through flexible, data-driven design and innovative energy storage solutions

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The Landing: Building an Adaptable, Future-Ready R&D Community on the San Francisco Bay

The Landing: Building an Adaptable, Future-Ready R&D Community on the San Francisco Bay

Designed for a market defined by rapid change, The Landing in Burlingame, CA delivers a flexible, efficient bayside research campus that supports evolving life science, AI-driven, and integrated manufacturing needs as tenants demand adaptability, capital efficiency, and scientific compatibility

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Designing for Automation: Lessons Learned from the Next Generation of Smart Laboratories

Designing for Automation: Lessons Learned from the Next Generation of Smart Laboratories

Automation is transforming labs across every sector, but the real success factor isn’t the robots themselves—it’s how thoughtfully facilities are designed to support workflows, infrastructure, data, sustainability, and people

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Designing for Translation: Lessons from the Lang Walker AO Medical Research Building
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Designing for Translation: Lessons from the Lang Walker AO Medical Research Building

The Lang Walker AO Medical Research Building is a $50 million, clinically integrated research facility in southwestern Sydney that demonstrates how a research-first strategy, precinct connectivity, and flexible planning can support translational health research tailored to the needs of a diverse local community

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Implementing Ventilation Risk Assessment and Energy Improvements in a Renovated Academic Lab

Implementing Ventilation Risk Assessment and Energy Improvements in a Renovated Academic Lab

A recent academic teaching lab renovation, presented in a webinar at the Academic Lab Design Digital Conference, illustrates how a structured Laboratory Ventilation Risk Assessment, early stakeholder engagement, and targeted HVAC upgrades can help institutions modernize aging labs by balancing teaching needs, safety requirements, and energy performance goals

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2026 Lab Design Conference Lab Tour Preview: Iron Bridge Regional Water Reclamation Facility
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2026 Lab Design Conference Lab Tour Preview: Iron Bridge Regional Water Reclamation Facility

Attendees of the 2026 Lab Design Conference can join a separately ticketed afternoon tour of Orlando’s Iron Bridge Regional Water Reclamation Facility to see how its compact, highly efficient laboratory conducts critical environmental testing and delivers rapid results that support the city’s water systems

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Fostering Interdisciplinary Research: How Flexible Design Unlocks the Future of Science

Fostering Interdisciplinary Research: How Flexible Design Unlocks the Future of Science

As scientific research becomes increasingly interdisciplinary, academic institutions face the design challenge of creating laboratory environments that break down traditional silos while remaining flexible, modular, and sustainable enough to adapt to evolving technologies and modes of collaboration

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