Engineering lab design

An electrical engineer's perspective on successfully designing laboratory and manufacturing environments for the pharmaceutical and biotech industry.

Maker spaces and instructional labs are exciting spaces for learning. The idea of “maker spaces” is a popular trend related to active learning. Originating in the non-academic community, maker spaces are loosely defined as physical locations or studios for hands-on experimentation, building prototypes and otherwise testing ideas. The maker space usually provides tools, the space to work and build and often expert advice, allowing people to work in a communal atmosphere.

We love what Okeene Schools has done with transitioning this room into their STEM lab, and we are pleased to have helped them with the furnishings. WB’s Synergy Collection features their Nucleus Workstation with the butcher block work surface and storage available in the base of the table. WB’s Tote Tray Series are available in numerous configurations, and may be easily customized. WB’s ELO Series was chosen for the student tables and computer stations, with arched legs for more leg…

Building this tech-abundant, 250,000-sq-ft open office headquarters required managing an interior fit-out in an elliptical base building while maintaining a tightly collaborative team environment.

Designing Innovative Environments for Learning, Research and Development RFD’s team of architects, engineers and technical staff specialize exclusively in the programming and design of laboratory facilities for college and university, industry and governmental clients.

Image 3 of 28 from gallery of Kyushu University Biolab / ICADA. Photograph by yashiro photo office

designed by naruse inokuma architects, 'KOIL' (kashiwa-no-ha open innovation lab) provides a place for individuals to work toward their creative ambitions.

Our Electrical/Electronic Engineering lab programs cover electrical and electronic principals and systems, and students can work towards ETA certification.