Whiting-Turner
Laboratories
Science for Better Living
There is a very simple reason for Whiting-Turner’s recognized leadership in research laboratories construction. Our professionals understand the operational needs of the researchers, and our design phase input and construction phase control ensures that their needs are met.
Key Laboratory Issues
- Space plan efficiency
- Open landscape versus fixed office cost analysis
- Logistics coordination with facility management
- Zero unplanned shutdowns (e.g., power, safety, water)
- Stringent construction protocol for minimal disruption
- Quality of finishes (e.g., floors, walls, millwork)
- Emphasis on lobby quality
- Timely input on special and/or long-lead materials
- Coordination with client FF&E suppliers
- MEP expertise for tenant-driven system modifications
- MEP expertise for phone, data and security coordination
- Attention to sustainability/LEED® initiatives
- Timely and flexible tenant/user change response
- Fast completion of a short punch list
Key Vivarium Issues
- Coordination of utilities
- Durable, cleanable, vermin-proof finishes
- AAALAC requirements satisfaction
- HVAC controls, temperature and humidity
- HVAC for microisolators
- Waste decontamination for high containment
- Individual room monitoring
- Cage washing equipment planning and installation
- Feeding, watering and bedding requirements
NIH Building 33
George Mason University
Biomedical Research Laboratory
USDA Consolidated Laboratory
Stanford University
Lokey Stem Cell
Research Building
University of Florida
Biomedical Sciences Building
University of Maryland,
Baltimore
BioPark
Emory University
Whitehead Biomedical Research Building
The Pennsylvania State
University Millennium
Science Complex
University of Central Florida
Burnett School of
Biomedical Sciences