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Dynamic Controls Inc. Has Extensive Experience Designing, Installing, and Fully Supporting Systems Integration in Laboratory and Research Facilities

Like most things in the world of construction, a new model of laboratory design and construction is emerging. Creating lab environments that are responsive and responsible, as well as capable of accommodating future demands, is being driven by several key needs, including:

  • Creating "social buildings" that foster interaction and team-based research;
  • The need to achieve an appropriate balance between open and closed labs;
  • The need for flexibility to accommodate change;
  • The need to design for technology to provide access to electronic communications systems and security throughout the building has immense implications on lab design;
  • The need for environmental sustainability, including temperature control, fume control, airflow control, pressure monitoring, and more;
  • The need to develop science parks that facilitate partnerships between government, private-sector industry, and the academic world.
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The intricacy and sheer number of systems required for a lab or research facility to operate, including:

  • Low voltage requirements, MEP demands, drop-downs to lab desks and tables
  • Safety requirements necessary to ensure a safe operating environment
  • Security of all systems, communications, voice/data, temperature control, and redundancy on all refrigeration.
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The only thing constant is that things WILL change. Having a partner who understands the laboratory environment, has experience building in this environment, and is a TRUE integrator will not only make your latest project a success but will also take into account your future endeavors.

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