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Poster Session
Some of the world's most innovative architects and engineers showcased their sustainable laboratory designs at this year's
Labs21 Poster Session. Groundbreaking design plans, benchmarking
analyses, and case studies were on display for all attendees
to explore.
To view available abstracts:
Click on the title of the presentation to view the abstract. Note:
We have only posted abstracts for authors that gave us permission
to do so.
Be sure to view the conference agenda
for a complete list of this year's conference activities and sessions.
Labs21 2006 Poster Session
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Presenters will be available throughout the conference
to answer questions.
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Cal-(IT)2: Researching
the Future of the Internet
Susan Clark, NBBJ
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Post-occupancy
Evaluation of Advanced Materials Research Laboratory (AMRL)
Nathan Corser and David Groseclose, IDC Architects
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Best Practices
for Designing Energy-Efficient Laboratory Ventilation and
Control Systems
Woody Dickinson, TSI Incorporated
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University
of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center - South Campus Research
Complex
Vic Gelsomino, AIA, and Kristin Kautz, P&W
Architects, LLP
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Abbotsford CL3
Laboratory - The Challenge of Adding and Integrating a New
CL3 Laboratory into an Existing Diagnostic Laboratory Facility
R.A. (Bob) Henry, RPT (Eng), and Wilfred
Lach, Stantec Consulting Ltd.
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Stoffer Hall:
An Undergraduate Teaching Laboratory at Washburn University
Punit Jain, Cannon Design
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Designing a Sustainable
Science Community
Bob Pahl, AIA, LEED AP, Tsoi/Kobus & Associates,
Inc.
Deb Robertson, Clark University
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Grand Bay
National Estuarine Research Reserve - Sustainability Meets
Passive Survivability on the Gulf Coast
Jim Nicolow, AIA, LEED AP, Lord, Aeck & Sargent
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Testing the
Hood Test - What Works, What Does Not
Andrew Sinnamon, Mott Manufacturing Limited
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Sustainable
Strategies: From Building Organization to Detail - IMM University
of Texas Medical Center, Houston
Mark Shapiro, BNIM Architects
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Planning for
Sustainable Design
Ernie Staley, IDC Architects
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A "Green"
Design for Princeton's New Chemistry Building: A Whole-Building
Approach to Low Energy, High-Performance Design
Eileen Zerba and Tim Cheston, Princeton University
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agenda.
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