Poster Session

Some of the industry's most innovative architects and engineers showcased their sustainable laboratory designs at the Labs21 2007 Poster Session. Groundbreaking design plans, benchmarking analyses, and case studies were on display for all attendees to explore.

Be sure to view the conference agenda for a complete list of the 2007 conference activities and sessions.

Labs21 2007 Poster Session

Construction Impacts on a Healthcare Facility - Issues and Solutions John Alberico, Rowan Williams Davies & Irwin, Inc.

Update on How LEED® Affects Laboratory Design in the University Setting - Wright State Biological Sciences III Greg Burrows, BHDP Architecture

Compressed Air Venturi Pumps Provide Consistent Laboratory Vacuum Using Existing Service Rick Boswell, P.R.B. Planners

New Life for Existing Laboratory Casework Kevin Chriswell, AIA, CUH2A

Optimization of Laboratory Exhausts for the Harvard Allston Science Complex Brad Cochran, CPP, Inc. Michael Walsh, P.E., R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, LLP

Renovating Laboratories for Safety and Efficiency Jim Coogan, P.E., Siemens Building Technologies

Medical University of South Carolina Byron Edwards, LS3P Associates, Ltd.

University Neuroscience Complex Integrates Laboratory Flexibility with Sustainability Roger Goldstein, Goody Clancy

Modularity in Laboratories: Is It Effective and Is It Sustainable? Punit Jain, Cannon Design

High-Performance Fume Hoods: The Answer to Your Needs or a Silver Bullet? Diane Kase and Wade Conlan, X-nth (formerly Earl Walls Associates)

Reinventing Teaching Laboratories at Community Colleges Toni Loiacano, LEED AP, DSA Architects, a member of SHW Group

Flexible Laboratory Furniture Allows Scientists to Reconfigure to Suit Changing Needs Andrew Sinnamon, Mott Manufacturing Limited

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