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The "Collab-Corridor": Designing Zones for Serendipity
Innovation happens in the hallway. Designing 'collision zones' to break down the Wet/Dry silo.
Dry Lab Design Trends: Infrastructure for Data-Driven Science
The pipette is being replaced by the GPU. Why your next lab needs more servers than sinks.
Designing the "Ghost" Corridor: Service Strategies for Flexibility
Keep the maintenance crew out of the clean zone. The strategic value of the service corridor.
Hybrid Lab Design: Integrating Wet and Dry Research Zones
The wall between 'Wet' and 'Dry' is disappearing. How to design for the Computational Biologist.
The "Dance Floor" Lab: Designing for Maximum Flexibility
Research changes faster than construction. If your benches are bolted to the floor, your lab is already obsolete.
Key Takeaways from Relocating Complex Lab Projects
Careful, early planning and detailed field verification are essential in laboratory relocations to prevent costly mistakes, schedule delays, and operational disruptions
Choosing the Right Vendors for Your Lab Build or Renovation
Successfully selecting vendors for a lab build or renovation requires careful coordination, strategic partnerships, and thoughtful evaluation to ensure long-term efficiency, safety, and innovation
Choosing the Ideal Lab Design Partner for Long-Term Success
This guide outlines best practices for selecting the right architecture and design partner for any lab project—whether new construction or renovation—offering lasting insights on collaboration, communication, and long-term planning to help organizations build laboratories that are functional, flexible, and future-ready
Constructing a Lab for Extreme Conditions
The Korey Stringer Institute’s expansion shows how to successfully design a unique, specialized lab when there’s no blueprint to follow—using teamwork, flexible planning, and user input to overcome challenges and build a state-of-the-art facility
Professional Profile: Hadiza Djibring
Lab Design News spoke to Hadiza Djibring, lab planner with HDR in New York, about the latest trends in design-build, her favorite piece of architecture, and helpful advice for new lab planners