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Laboratories: A Guide to Planning, Programming and Design by Fernand Dahan β€” book cover

Laboratories: A Guide to Planning, Programming and Design

by Fernand Dahan
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Overview

A handbook for those involved in the planning and design of chemical, biochemical, and other laboratories. Laboratories is a comprehensive reference covering guidelines for site selection, the design of complete facilities (including sustainable labs) and individual lab rooms, and strategic master planning for architects, engineers, and project managers as well as those who commission, operate, and manage laboratories at every level from schools to industry. 200 black-and-white illustrations.

Synopsis

This comprehensive reference by a senior architect at the EPA covers guidelines for site selection, the design of complete facilities
(including sustainable labs) and individual lab rooms, and strategic master planning for architects, engineers, and project managers as well as those who commission, operate, and manage laboratories at every level from schools to industry.

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Rather than an architectural or engineering manual on laboratory design, this volume explains lab procedures to a broad audience of architects, engineers, industrial hygienists, and other involved in planning or managing such facilities. Formerly with the US Environmental Protection Agency, a consultant in hi-tech building design provides guidance on such crucial topics as deciding whether to renovate, lease, or build new space; designing "facility sustainable" labs; the architect/engineer relationship; strategic master planning; storage of chemicals; and indoor air quality. Replete with charts, checklists, sample forms, diagrams, plans, and b&w photos of common lab instruments. Lacks references. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

About the Author, Fernand Dahan

Fernand Dahan, senior architect at the Environmental Protection Agency, lives in Rockville, Maryland.

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Booknews

Rather than an architectural or engineering manual on laboratory design, this volume explains lab procedures to a broad audience of architects, engineers, industrial hygienists, and other involved in planning or managing such facilities. Formerly with the US Environmental Protection Agency, a consultant in hi-tech building design provides guidance on such crucial topics as deciding whether to renovate, lease, or build new space; designing "facility sustainable" labs; the architect/engineer relationship; strategic master planning; storage of chemicals; and indoor air quality. Replete with charts, checklists, sample forms, diagrams, plans, and b&w photos of common lab instruments. Lacks references. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Book Details

Published
January 1, 2001
Publisher
Norton, W. W. & Company, Inc.
Pages
352
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780393730586

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