Sometimes problem statements can be rewritten – part way through a project, answers might be found but the team may determine they are insufficient, and perhaps the very question they are answering needs reframing.
Sustainable, future labs.The sustainability of laboratories was high on the agenda.
There was a tacit understanding that designers and engineers needed to sort out the buildings and services and that operations managers would work on what goes on inside the buildings.This may be another representation of tribalism..The premise of the event itself was based on the understanding that only through working together would the way forward be mapped out.
The vital role of design to foster collaboration across the sector, and outside it, was universally accepted..In the room were those who have taken sustainability as a central pillar of their business.
It was interesting to discover that, as a relative new business, they found many ways to make their laboratories more sustainable today than was ever thought possible, especially in terms of recycling waste.
This information will be shared more fully with the workshop participants..Since joining Bryden Wood as an Associate Director in 2011 he has been responsible for leading the.
electrical design.on a number of projects which include a private hospital in Kent; expansion of a waste water treatment plant in Cambridgeshire; the product design of a modular plug-in.
critical power and cooling modules for Schneider Electric; and the design of a new passenger pier including baggage facility for Gatwick airport.. Kevin has also been involved in the development of a standardised chassis solution for a mixed-use residential development.This led to the design for a number of plots using the chassis approach with different architectural teams.. More recently he has worked on the development of a system design for GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) for the development of production facilities globally.