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How to Design Incubator Laboratories for Lease
Leasing laboratories is different than establishing common research labs. The origin of incubator laboratories is generally attributed to universities where professors and scientists required spaces to develop a discovery or technology derived from their academic research or grants
Making Old Labs New Again
University of Oregon’s Klamath Hall receives a 21st century makeover
Designing for Collaboration: Implementing the New Scientific Workplace Framework
The new scientific workplace offers a framework that emphasizes connection, community, and biophilia
Project Profile: Berry College’s McAllister Hall Animal Science Building
The building puts science on display using natural light and carefully placed windows
Ford’s Five Goals Drive Dynamics Lab Development
As the first new test and office facilities on the campus in a generation, the DDL is envisioned as a place to attract the best and brightest designers and engineers with a facility that not only harnesses the legacy of those who built the company but also positions Ford as a leader in mobility
Project Profile: FORUM Life Science Development Project
The facility will anchor Boston Landing as the leader of Allston-Brighton’s emerging life sciences hub
From Blueprints to Buildings: How Labs Get Documented, Permitted, and Built: Part 1
Part 1—The Design and Documentation Phase
Designing to Attract and Retain Top Talent
UConn’s Innovation Partnership Building spurs local economy
Communication is Key When Building a Lab within a Multi-tenant Facility
Lab Design spoke with Jason Bedard, Project Manager, and Ian Manferdini, Project Executive, at MA-based Columbia, one of Massachusetts’ largest construction management firms, regarding the construction of a lab facility and offices for Remix Therapeutics, a firm developing small molecule therapies designed to reprogram RNA processing and treat disease.
Dispatch from the Growing NYC Life Sciences Ecosystem
Meeting tenant space needs and aligning with mission