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Client and Architect Communications: Strategies for Seamless Lab Design
Successful project experiences are defined by clients as those with open and effective communication among team members, requiring daily discipline and commitment. Additionally, empathy and listening to diverse perspectives are crucial, especially in complex lab design projects, to overcome obstacles and achieve great outcomes.
From The Lab Bench To The Drafting Table: Interview with Senior Lab & Manufacturing Planner, Wing Fu
Read on to learn how Wing forges a unique path within science & technology practice
Considerations for Laboratories of the Future: Why Flexibility (Still) Matters
The need for flexible laboratory space is not new—rather it’s accelerated
Designing Labs for Productivity
Build and renovate labs that will operate at their maximum potential
CRB Strategic Facility Planners Share Tips for Your Next CapEx Strategy Meeting
Lab Design News spoke to Sydney Hamilton and Chelsea Stramel, strategic facility planners at CRB, about the ins and outs of meeting with your strategic planner
A.I. Use in Workplace Design
A.I. is an emerging design tool making its way into architecture firms
Radical Schedule Reduction Design and Construction Strategies
Design, build, and validate projects without sacrificing safety or efficiency
Designing a New Lab? Choosing the Right AEC Partner Could Be Your Most Important Decision
With ambitious business objectives and substantial capital investment on the line, kicking off a lab design project can be challenging. The right Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) partner will shrink those challenges to a manageable size, helping you establish a successful lab that meets the needs of your business, your end users, and the patients whose lives may be impacted by your breakthrough research.
Just Add Users
Listening is among the most important skills that planners and architects bring to the table. Fully meeting the needs and expectations of users of a planned building requires asking specific questions about their current work spaces and work processes, to ensure a detailed understanding of what types and configurations of spaces will ensure future efficiency and desirability. But what happens when the future user of the space isn’t there to ask?
Seize the Benefits of Committed Collaboration
Key considerations for reducing design and construction schedules for research lab projects