Architecture

Science + Technology

Durham, North Carolina

Jan. 2020 – Oct. 2020

8,000 SF

Ke Dong Lab Renovations

second-floor suite renovation including a lab, prep space, two process rooms, a confocal microscope, a study room, PI office and a bullpen/faculty open office

process rooms include an injection station, a GCMS (Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer) and other specialized equipment used to study how different repellants impact the neurons in the brains of mosquitoes and how natural and active ingredient repellants impact the ability of procreation

specialized research spaces range from those used for mosquito research/disease control to plant sciences

Biological Sciences Building

Hanbury’s research lab experience at the Duke Biological Sciences building and French Family Science Center (FFSC) has included numerous complex lab and associated spaces renovations for some of Duke University’s most decorated and critical research scientists. Each lab is heavy equipment intensive and highly specialized to meet the various technical, infrastructure and research needs of the Principal Investigators.

Upgrades include completely new labs and updated finishes, casework, instrumentation and utilities—including emergency power—of existing labs and associated process rooms and offices.

Biological Sciences Building

See Also

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