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Twenty Years After Katrina: What Laboratory Designers Can Learn About Resilience
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Twenty Years After Katrina: What Laboratory Designers Can Learn About Resilience

Two decades after Hurricane Katrina exposed the vulnerabilities of critical scientific infrastructure, laboratory designers and builders are embracing a holistic, performance-based approach—leveraging digital tools, modular construction, and community-integrated planning—to ensure labs not only survive disasters but sustain research, protect communities, and accelerate recovery

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Too Much Water, Too Little Time: Designing Research Labs for Climate Resilience

Too Much Water, Too Little Time: Designing Research Labs for Climate Resilience

As climate change drives more frequent and severe weather events, experts warn that resilient lab design—guided by realistic threat assessments and proactive infrastructure choices—is now essential to protect research continuity and prevent catastrophic losses

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