Examples of Modular Laboratories
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The document describes a state-of-the-art modular facility located in South Florida designed for biomedical research, featuring 40 modular sections, 22,000 square feet of space, and various laboratories with advanced equipment. It also details another chemical R&D complex in Louisiana that supports future expansion and includes multiple testing laboratories with specialized hoods and safety features. Both facilities emphasize modern design, accessibility, and potential for growth.
Examples of Modular Laboratories
- 1. • Located in South Florida • Vivarium • Open Laboratory • Procedural Areas • Hood & Digital Gas Chromatograph State-of-the-Art Modular Facility for Bio-Medical Research • 40 Modular Building Sections • 2 Story Structure • 4 Open Research Labs • BioSafety Level 2 (BSL2) • Over 22,000 SF • Elevator, ADA Access
- 2. State-of-the-Art Modular Facility for Bio-Medical Research The laboratories and procedural areas include open design with custom cabinets, counters, integral epoxy sinks and eyewash and plenty of storage. The hood alcoves contain countertop chemical hoods with gas and water combos accessing specimen refrigeration.
- 3. Laboratories • Each floor has common area, conferencing space, break rooms, and seating • Building allows for future expansion • Ample lab space • Plenty of office space with custom woodwork • Bright offices with windows to the outside and inside • Linear troffer lighting with reflective baffles • Low energy electronic ballasts save energy and provide excellent illumination
- 7. Laboratory Complex for Support of Chemical R&D Department • Located in Louisiana • Single Story • 5,400 SF • Structure & Foundation will support a future second story • Complex is designed to expand more than 6 times in size
- 8. • Metal siding exterior matches existing campus buildings • Front elevation incorporates brick veneer • Prefabricated handicapped accessible entrance, concrete ramps and steps Laboratory Complex for Support of Chemical R&D Department
- 9. (4) chemical testing laboratories utilize • (8) Walk-in Hoods that are 6’ long • (4) Walk-in Hoods that are 10’ long • Hoods provide 100% exhaust & are fully balanced • Hoods can be in use simultaneously with up to 50% sash opening Hoods are complete with • Dedicated Controls • Dampers • Complete Stainless Steel “Monkey Bars” • Natural Gas • (7) Single Phase Receptacles • (2) Three Phase Receptacles • Water, Compressed Air & Nitrogen
- 10. • High Grade Epoxy Cabinets • Integral Sinks • Safety Eyewash & Shower • Integral Backsplash • Stainless Steel Hardware • Glass Front Top Cabinets • Drawer Stack Base Cabinets With Large Open Door Storage Space Each Lab has • dedicated pressure • temperature and humidity sensors • adjacent corridor access points • double exterior doors are future expansion points to double the Lab size