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The Question Your Lab Design Kickoff Is Missing

More client input doesn’t necessarily lead to better lab design—an operational gatekeeper can help design teams get the right information, from the right people, at the right time, before critical decisions are locked in

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Lab Planning with Operations in Mind

Successful laboratory planning goes beyond square footage and equipment counts by incorporating operational workflows, maintenance needs, and user input early in the design process to create spaces that support efficient, compliant, and intuitive day-to-day laboratory operations

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Lab End Users Share Why Peer Learning Matters: On the Floor at the Lab Design Conference

Laboratory leaders share how active expansion projects brought them to the Lab Design Conference—and why learning from peers and the design community can lead to more efficient, future-ready labs

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From Vision to Reality: USU Eastern Opens New Paleontology Lab

USU Eastern’s lab management team led a largely hands-on, user-driven renovation that transformed an outdated fossil preparation space into a modern, flexible, safety-focused laboratory that actively engages both users and public observers while strengthening scientific workflow and visibility

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Design Decisions That Protect Critical Environments

By integrating contamination control into early design decisions, laboratories can better align human behavior, facility performance, and operational resilience

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Future-Ready Labs Take Focus at Lab Design Conference in Orlando

The Lab Design Conference’s second day of sessions highlighted adaptive reuse, sustainability, automation, and user-centered design through a mix of expert-led presentations and interactive discussions

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Why Lab Pros Keep Coming Back: 25 Years of the Lab Design Conference

The 25th annual Lab Design Conference, taking place May 11-14 in Orlando, brings together end users planning lab projects and the design and project teams who serve them for AIA-accredited sessions and networking focused on collaboration, connection, and advancing lab design

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An Operations-First Framework for Lab Renovations

Renovating active laboratories offers a cost-effective alternative to new construction but requires a highly strategic, operations-centered approach to upgrade facilities and integrate new technologies while minimizing disruptions to critical, ongoing work

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