The following situations are examples when a laboratory design workshop might be useful for you:
- When laboratory expertise is not available within your company.
- To stop sketching in powerpoint or similar tools.
- To quickly and professionally design a laboratory in 2D or 3D within your BIM model.
- To integrate your equipment requirements.
- To help you find all the lean design criteria and integrate them into the design
We have a wide range of laboratory knowledge within our company and network. Many of the customers we work with lack the real expertise on the above points.
Through Labs31 you can participate in two or more day workshops for a fixed price. This is based on our Labguru concultancy service. There is a possibility to do this fully online (if necessary), but of course also physically.
How can we help you?
Let us get acquainted and talk about your challenges, looking for the best possible solution for you and your company!
We can help you with consultancy, project management and turn-key laboratory projects.
More Frequently Asked Questions
What is Clash detection?
Clash detection is used to find and avoid a conflict within designs. It is an opportunity to avoid extra costs during the design process of your laboratory. What is a ...
What laboratory types do we have?
Laboratory types There are several types. You could use different ways to classify them. One way is to classify them by the type of work done. Some of those are ...
Do you need a Laboratory license?
Laboratory License The need for a Laboratory License varies between countries, companies and types of laboratories. It is smart to have a look at the local laws of the country ...
What are the key considerations for laboratory furnishing?
In laboratory furnishing, it is important that every meter is used optimally, in order to create an effective laboratory. When setting up your lab, it is important that every choice ...
How do you make a safe laboratory?
A laboratory has to meet many requirements in the field of safety and the environment. There are many sources of danger in a laboratory that could potentially be a risk. ...
Please explain 2D, 3D or 4D Laboratory Design?
What are the dimensional options in laboratory design and realisation? 2D is a no-brainer (like floorplan), is always needed 3D is really the future and the Netherlands is leading the ...