This summer, Lab’s brand identity was awarded “Best in Show” at the 2012 SMPS Boston Recognizing Outstanding Communications (ROC) Awards for Marketing Communications and Marketing Achievements. The identity package also won first place in it’s category. Read more about the awards program and read an excerpt from the nomination summary.
Principal Mark Reed and Professor Charles Marcus recently reviewed the design development drawings for the national center for advanced microscopy, nanofabrication, condensed matter physics, optics and other high performance laboratories. This is the fourth peer review completed in collaboration with the international offices of architects CH2MHill, Architectus, and Jestico|Whiles. Reed and Marcus consult to numerous […]
Lab has won a silver award of distinction for its website and a gold award of excellence for business cards at the 18th Annual IAVA Communicator Awards. The Communicator Awards is the leading international awards program recognizing big ideas in marketing and communications. The awards are judged by the International Academy of Visual Arts, an […]
Stephanie Goldberg talks with Steve Sundius of Rist-Frost-Shumway Engineering P.C. and Janice Goodman of Cityscapes, Inc. about the considerations and benefits of vertical gardens in interior spaces in the latest update of High Profile. Read the Feb 23rd article in High Profile »
Mark Reed talks with John Matuszewski of McNamara/Salvia, Inc. and Andy Coull of JM Coull, Inc. builders about the hidden issues associated with the renovation and restoration in the latest issue of High Profile Monthly. Read the article on page 6 »
In a new Tradeline report “Research & Research Facility Futures,” principal Mark Reed and other panalists identify the big ideas and important trends that will define research facility initiatives for the next two years and beyond. Read the full report »
Mark Reed was interviewed as a member of a panel of experts forecasting future trends in laboratory planning. Results of the panel’s work will be published in an upcoming Tradeline Exclusive Report.
The William James Hall project is the redesign of a floor of professors of psychology, their labs and their shared spaces at Harvard University. See the new renderings and learn more about the project »
“Test-fits are an important part of the early phases of projects and can be used to jump-start stalled deals or to enable reuse of ‘obsolete’ or problematic facilities,” says LAB founding partner Mark Reed in the November issue of High-Profile Monthly. And employing building information modeling (BIM) can shift your test-fits into high gear. Read […]
