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Cutting Carbon: New Tools to Reduce Carbon Emissions From Laboratories
When ranking a lab building's emissions—whether operational or embodied carbon—it's important to compare with other labs
The Importance of ‘Carbon Storytelling’ in Future Sustainable Architecture
The shift in priority towards whole-life carbon in the last five years has been a seismic change for the industry.
Design Between the Lines: Sustainability and Life Sciences
Science and technology programs typically have very power-intensive uses, and the effort to become more sustainable shouldn’t be seen as a threat to the performance of these spaces
How ESG Reporting Benefits Lab Owners and Operators
Perkins&Will’s environmental, social, and governance report helps lab owners and operators address environmental impacts and attract investors and employees by tracking and reporting their labs' alignment with these principles
Sartorius Opens New Center of Excellence for Bioanalytics in Ann Arbor
The life science group Sartorius today opened its new Center of Excellence for bioanalytics in Ann Arbor, Michigan, two years after breaking ground in the Tech Loop at Research Park
Cell Signaling Technology and HGA Unveil Plans to Transform Abandoned Quarry Into Climate-Friendly Innovation Campus Near Boston
When creating new lab spaces, it’s imperative to design with the understanding that life sciences will inevitably change, sometimes quite rapidly
Across the Table: Supporting the Science
The science keeps evolving, the instruments keep evolving. Why doesn’t the laboratory furniture?
Project Profile: SEFA Laboratory of the Year Winner
The 2023 SEFA Laboratory of the Year winner is the Sarafan ChEM-H and Wu Tsai Neuroscience Institute, an interdisciplinary, flexible, collaborative, and transparent complex at Stanford University
Callahan Construction Managers Receives LEED Gold Certification at 300 Third Avenue Project
Cutting-edge laboratory facility combines desirable tenant space with sustainable features
Columbia University Begins Construction On New York City’s First All-Electric Biomedical Research Building
New building combines state-of-the-art medical research with a vision for a more sustainable future for science