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How Operational Excellence Elevated UNLV Facility to LEED Platinum

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By MaryBeth DiDonna Verified
| Lab Design News
Rather than treating these spaces as exceptions, the design team used architectural planning to improve efficiency. Locating the high-intensity learning environments below grade allows the surrounding earth and concrete structure to provide thermal mass that naturally moderates temperature fluctuations while reducing energy needed to maintain precise environmental conditions.
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Demand Response in Critical Environments: Can Cleanrooms and Labs Participate Safely?

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By MaryBeth DiDonna Verified
| Lab Design News
As utilities increasingly encourage large facilities to reduce electricity demand during periods of grid stress, laboratories and cleanrooms are beginning to evaluate whether demand response (DR) programs can fit within their operations. For many facility owners, however, the idea raises immediate concerns. Can energy use be reduced without affecting environmental conditions, regulatory compliance, or research integrity?
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Smarter Hazmat Planning Starts Before Design Begins

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By MaryBeth DiDonna Verified
| Lab Design News
Hazardous materials influence nearly every aspect of laboratory design, from building layout and mechanical systems to permitting, operational workflows, and long-term flexibility. Yet they are often treated as a late-stage consideration, creating unnecessary complications and added costs once projects are already underway.
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