In summer, this means chillers will be operating at maximum capacity (often less efficient), and they may not be able to deliver the total cooling required.. To make the problem worse still, it’s recommended that recirculating cooling systems (fan coil units or passive chilled beams) are switched off in rooms that have limited fresh air, to limit the movement of airborne particles.

Fast Lab achieves this by:.Translating scientific and technological requirements into a lab design and key project and business metrics.. Exploiting the standardisation opportunities across all life science lab projects..

Enabling a rapid and iterative design process.. Providing inputs and feedback to/from all stakeholders (e.g.lab managers, project managers, Quality, EHS, tenants), improving buy-in and reducing future change.. Embedding data and learnings from every project to continuously improve the service over time.. Fast Lab works by:.Using a standardised capacity model to rapidly translate scientific, technological, and commercial requirements (e.g.

test types, technology options, demand scenarios) into an equipment list..Using a design configurator to rapidly translate this equipment list, a library of equipment and building components, and codified design rules (e.g.

building regulations, safety, and quality standards) into a coordinated and compliant multidisciplinary facility design..

Using an execution model to rapidly translate this lab design, historic project data, and other inputs, into a cost and programme estimate, as well as other useful business metrics.. Fast Lab allows teams to complete all these steps in a single workshop, with numerous design iterations, scenarios, and improvements taking place in real time.discuss the importance of evidence-based design in hospital construction.

Their experiences underline the necessity of using concrete data and research to inform decisions, ensuring that hospital environments are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functionally efficient.. 4.Integrated Project Delivery in Hospital Construction:.

Zig's contribution to the American Institute of Architects guide for Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) is particularly relevant for hospital design and construction.This approach fosters collaboration among all stakeholders from the early stages of a project, leading to more cohesive and streamlined construction processes.. 5.