Incremental steps toward building electrification can help keep costs down for building owners and operators looking to reduce their facility’s carbon footprint. (Read about building electrification options.)
Demographics, emerging markets, evolving regulations, and the global pandemic are revolutionizing the healthcare and life sciences markets and are ever changing the design approach and methodology for these facilities. Our team of experts will help you face the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Rapidly increasing demand for innovative scientific and medical processes, solutions, and devices impacts real estate decisions among developers and companies requiring high tech space. To stay competitive in a dynamic global market, these facilities are often accessible to local research universities and corporations, integrate top technical and entrepreneurial talent, and utilize flexible planning strategies that allow them to evolve with their end users.
We offer an in-depth understanding of how investments in real estate need to support the vision, mission, and strategies of health care providers, science-based companies, and universities.
Our team is organized to provide expertise relative to the complexity and criticality of building infrastructure systems for healthcare and life sciences facilities where attention to detail fosters an environment to research, develop, manufacture, or provides care that improves the quality of life for people throughout the world. From systems analysis and code review through building re-positioning or regulatory justification, our experts offer value for healthcare and life sciences organizations.
“They mutually support one other—only in certain types of society can science flourish, and conversely without a continuous and healthy development and application of science such a society cannot function properly.”
Creativity, insight, partnership. Better spaces to work, to live, and to plan for the future. See how our various Healthcare and Life Sciences experience come together in these projects.
The various facets of our Engineering Services are reflected in the thought leadership, instructional videos, podcasts, and other information offerings we post regularly. Check out these examples of Healthcare and Life Sciences projects.
Incremental steps toward building electrification can help keep costs down for building owners and operators looking to reduce their facility’s carbon footprint. (Read about building electrification options.)
Using electricity in lieu of natural gas can position a facility to reduce its on-site operational carbon footprint over time. That is especially true as utility sources such as wind and photovoltaic reach cost parity with coal and natural gas making the grid profile more renewable each year. (Learn more about building electrification.)
ESD Studio Leaders Craig Kos (Healthcare) and Erik Nelson (Technology) will be joining a panel of industry experts at an upcoming Chicago event sponsored by The Association of Medical Facility Professionals (AMFP). It is part of AMFP’s mission “To be the hub where healthcare-built environment leaders share ideas, gain knowledge, solve challenges, connect with peers, and shape the future of the industry.” (Learn more about the AMFP event.)
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