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Laboratory Design Guide: For Clients, Architects and Their Design Team : The Laboratory Design Process from Start to Finish,9780750646710
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Laboratory Design Guide: For Clients, Architects and Their Design Team : The Laboratory Design Process from Start to Finish


Edition: 2nd
Author(s): Griffin, Brian
ISBN10:  0750646713
ISBN13:  9780750646710
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  8/1/2000
Publisher(s): Butterworth-Heinemann

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SummaryTable of Contents
Laboratory Design Guide 2ed takes the reader through the complex stages of laboratory design and construction, offering practical advice and detailed examples.
Brian Griffin's working manual covers the latest designs for new and evolving laboratory practices and equipment and includes current and future requirements for laboratories such as automation. Case studies illustrate the points made and represent the international view of the principles of laboratory design.
This second edition has new chapters on Environmental Engineering, Hydraulic services and fire suppression and Cost planning. There are also 11 new case studies ranging from the UK to Australia and to the States.
This is a vital book for all those responsible for the design of laboratory buildings: the client; architect; engineer; building project manager and scientist.
* A comprehensive guide to laboratory design which covers all the technical aspects in detail
* 35 international case studies provide a valuable source of information and illustrate how other architects have appro
Acknowledgements x
Introduction xi
Summary of recommendations xiv
Design brief
1(16)
Initiating the brief
2(1)
Rationalisation
2(1)
Type and function of the laboratory
3(3)
Staff
6(1)
Hazards
6(5)
Work space, benches and services
11(2)
Storage
13(1)
Equipment
13(1)
Work environment
14(1)
Staff facilities
14(1)
Meeting rooms
15(1)
Car parking
16(1)
Visitors
16(1)
Security
16(1)
Case studies
16(1)
Design methodology
17(8)
Project team
18(1)
Project meetings
18(1)
Project programme and budget
19(1)
Returning the brief
19(1)
Design synthesis
20(1)
Design development
20(4)
Contract documentation
24(1)
Construction management
24(1)
Site and buildings
25(12)
Location
26(1)
Site planning
26(1)
Building design
27(3)
Interior design
30(5)
Special laboratories
35(1)
External bulk storage
35(2)
Laboratory furniture and services
37(12)
Workbenches
38(5)
Storage cupboards and drawers
43(1)
Non-joinery items of furniture
43(2)
Glass wash facilities
45(1)
Laboratory services
45(2)
Recent technology
47(2)
Special cabinets and benches
49(8)
Fume cupboards
50(3)
Local exhaust ventilation
53(1)
Biological safety cabinets
53(1)
Laminar flow cabinets
53(1)
Down-draught benches
54(1)
Flammable liquids cabinets
54(1)
Decanting benches
54(1)
Anti-vibration benches
54(2)
Equipment/instrumentation benches
56(1)
Workbenches for disabled staff
56(1)
Laboratory instrumentation and equipment
57(4)
Instrumentation for analysis and testing
58(1)
Centrifuges
59(1)
Ovens and autoclaves
59(1)
Incubators
59(1)
Refrigerators and cool rooms
59(1)
Access for large equipment
60(1)
On completion
61(4)
Commissioning equipment
62(1)
Security
62(1)
Emergency procedures
63(1)
Services controls and emergencies
63(1)
Building manual
63(1)
As-built drawings
64(1)
Joint final inspections
64(1)
Publication
64(1)
Maintenance
65(4)
Bench tops
66(1)
Flooring
66(1)
Filters
67(1)
Waste disposal
67(1)
Safety stations
67(1)
Laboratory services and equipment
68(1)
Laboratory audits
68(1)
Environmental design in laboratories
69(6)
Che Wall
Hydraulic services
75(8)
Livio Chiarot
General
76(1)
Sanitary drainage and plumbing
76(1)
Water systems
77(1)
System features
77(3)
Materials selection
80(3)
Project cost control
83(8)
Ken McGowan
Occupational health and safety
91(6)
Heather Turner
General design
92(2)
Noise
94(1)
Slips and trips
94(1)
Workflow
94(1)
Disaster planning
95(2)
Case studies 97(142)
Biology teaching and research building, University of Wollongong, NSW
100(7)
Biological Sciences & Biomedical Engineering, University of New South ales, Sydney, NSW
107(4)
Children's Medical Research Foundation, Westmead, NSW
111(4)
Centenary Institute of Cancer Medicine & Cell Biology, Sydney, NSW
115(2)
SmithKline Beecham International Laboratories, Consumer Healthcare, Ermington, NSW
117(2)
Life Sciences Building, Ciba Pharmaceuticals Division, Summit, New Jersey, USA.
119(5)
Pacific Power Research Laboratories, University of Newcastle, NSW
124(5)
BHP Research Laboratories, Newcastle, NSW
129(2)
Central West Pathology Services, Orange, NSW
131(3)
CSIRO McMasters Laboratories, Prospect, NSW
134(3)
ANSTO Radiopharmaceutical Laboratory, Lucas Heights, NSW
137(3)
Centre for Proteome Research and Gene-Product Mapping, National Innovation Centre, Australian Technology Park, Everleigh, NSW
140(3)
Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Sydney, NSW
143(3)
ACTEW Corporation Laboratories, Fyshwick, ACT
146(7)
Camelia Botnar Laboratories, Great Ormond Street Hospital, London
153(3)
Institute of Medical Science, The University of Aberdeen, Scotland
156(4)
Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), Symonston, ACT
160(4)
Heritage Medical Research Building, University of Alberta, Canada
164(5)
Balgownie Technology Centre, Aberdeen Science Park, Scotland
169(4)
St Michael's Science Building, University of Portsmouth, UK
173(3)
Eli Lilly and Co. Product Development Research Laboratories, Indianapolis, USA
176(4)
Australian Geological Survey Organisation, Canberra, ACT
180(5)
Sir Alexander Fleming Building, Imperial College, London, UK
185(4)
Trinity College Dublin, East End Development, Ireland
189(5)
Strathclyde Institute of Biomedical Sciences, Glasgow, Scotland
194(4)
Hunter Water Australia, Newcastle, NSW
198(4)
Analytical Research Laboratories, Napier New Zealand
202(3)
Biomedical Building, ATP, Sydney, NSW
205(6)
New Science Building, University of Adelaide, SA
211(4)
Center for Clinical Sciences Research, Stanford University, USA
215(3)
Laboratory Design Competition at the University of Newcastle, NSW
218(5)
Laboratory Design Competition at University of Queensland, Australia
223(5)
University of Liverpool Biosciences Centre, UK
228(4)
Institute of Medical Sciences Phase 2, University of Aberdeen, Scotland
232(3)
CSIRO Molecular Science and Food Science Australia, North Ryde, NSW
235(4)
Further reading 239(4)
Index 243

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