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When the Robots Come: Adapting Historic Gym into a Modern Engineering Lab
A case study in adaptive reuse, Anna Hiss showcases how purposeful and elegant engineering solutions can reshape a historic structure into a showcase laboratory
JLL Publishes 2023 Life Sciences Industry and Real Estate Perspective
Lab Design News spoke to Maddie Holmes and Andrew Quirk from JLL about the findings from the JLL research
Building New vs. Renovating: Which is Better?
Lab Design spoke to Andrew Quirk, senior director, of project and development services at JLL about the pros and cons of renovating versus building new
Ground Breaking for The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center broke ground in Houston
The Design Opportunity of Timber
SGA, an architecture, planning, construction, and virtual and interior design practice is exploring the use of timber for construction in research and life sciences developments
Six Considerations for Choosing the Right Design Partner
With so much change, where do you start when you are ready to reimagine or renovate your lab spaces? Each type of science requires a different design approach and bench of expertise. Here are the six key considerations when selecting a design partner
HPM Hires Senior Project Manager: Chandler Creel
Lab Design spoke to Chandler Creel, senior project manager at HPM about lab shutdowns, kick-off meetings, and the challenges of life science work
Protecting our Greatest Asset in the Lab – The Student: Infographic
There are many ways that the design of labs contributes to safety including the design and layout of the lab, the location and installation of equipment and furnishings in the lab, and the layout of the facility
SmithGroup Launches an Information and Communications Technology Team
Lab Design spoke to David Glenn, the principal, and director of Information and Communications Technology at SmithGroup
Empowering Innovation through Flexible Design in Research & Development Facilities: Infographic
Given the higher initial costs of constructing and operating flexible laboratories, it is fair to ask, what is flexibility, and is the additional investment justified?