ºÝºÝߣ

ºÝºÝߣShare a Scribd company logo

Lsy Vivarium Brochure

•
•
U
uyokel

Louviere, Stratton & Yokel is an architecture firm that specializes in designing animal research facilities. They provide planning, design, and construction services for clients in government, academia, and the private sector. The firm is nationally recognized for its expertise in designing high-tech laboratories for animal research, including biocontainment facilities. They emphasize collaboration with scientists to create innovative, functional spaces that meet client needs.

1 of 4
Download to read offline
Louviere, Stratton & Yokel, LLC Animal Facilities Planning & Design Architects and Laboratory Planners 8484 Georgia Avenue, Suite 650, Silver Spring, MD 20910 • 301.588.1500 • www.lsyarchitects.com
Ìý F IRM I NTRODUCTION Louviere, Stratton and Yokel, L.L.C. (LSY) provides planning, design, and construction phase services to government, academic and private sector clients. We are nationally recognized for our expertise in high technology projects including biocontainment and nanotechnology laboratories, animal facilities, imaging, and clinical facilities. Our design philosophy emphasizes the collaboration of architecture and science to produce innovative, aesthetic facilities responsive to client needs. We distinguish ourselves by combining small firm responsiveness with expertise ordinarily found in larger national firms. Each of our clients is assured of principal level involvement, top flight service and innovative design from start to finish. MISSION: The Principals at LSY share the common goal of creating innovative and functional workspaces for the academic and scientific research communities. LSY provides a wide range of animal facilities planning and design services, including the design of specialized spaces ranging from insectaries, imaging, and aquatics facilities to biohazard containment vivaria and laboratories BSL-2 through BSL-4.Ìý We practice a knowledge-based team approach which respects and encourages client participation. This philosophy is the cornerstone on which LSY was founded and it continues to inspire our commitment to innovative and functional design. QUALITY: LSY has a proven track record of cost-efficient, on-time delivery of technically-challenging laboratory and animal facilities. We know the necessity of addressing today’s challenging security, chain of command, and safety issues. Our dedicated staff continually investigates the latest trends and technologies in planning, programming and design, to achieve maximum flexibility so that, as lab conditions and agendas evolve, changing equipment needs and shifts in program emphasis may be accommodated over the life of the building. Ìý Ìý LOUVIERE, STRATTON & YOKEL, ARCHITECTS & LABORATORY PLANNERS Ìý
S ELECTED A NIMAL F ACILITY P ROJECTS GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY, KRASNOW INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY – planning and programming for two new additions totaling 28,000 sf, which include a vivarium, neuroscience laboratories, and research offices. CHILDREN’S NATIONAL MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH EXPANSION – planning and design for 6,000 sf expansion which will provide additional holding, procedure rooms, and a state-of-the-art imaging center. NIH JOHNS HOPKINS BAYVIEW RESEARCH CENTER -- design management and peer review for 540,000 gsf basic research laboratory, including approximately 65,000 nsf of primate and rodent vivarium. NIH JOHN EDWARD PORTER NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH CENTER -- design management and peer review for 560,000 gsf basic research laboratory with a 70,000 nsf vivarium. NIH NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ALLERGIES AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES - planning, programming, and design oversight for 150,000 sf research facility with BSL-3 containment laboratories and animal facilities for research on infectious diseases. NIH NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE BASIC RESEARCH LABORATORY -- renovation of 265,000 gsf occupied biomedical research facility, which includes molecular biology, cellular biology, and genetics laboratories as well as numerous specialized laboratories, and a rodent vivarium. NIH ZEBRAFISH FACILITY -- planning and design of 16,500 sf zebrafish aquatics vivarium and nuclear magnetic resonance facility. With 15,000 tanks, this zebrafish facility will be the largest in the world. JOHNS HOPKINS BLOOMBERG SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH – planning and design for insect-borne infectious diseases laboratory and BSL-3 insectary. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DENTAL AND CRANIOFACIAL RESEARCH – master planning and design for 55,000 sf research facility modernization, including relocation of 8,000 sf transgenic vivarium with BSL-2 holding and procedure facilities. INTEGRATED LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING VIRGINA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY – laboratory planning for BSL-3 and BSL-2 facility with 50,000 sf laboratories and a 7,300 sf rodent vivarium for infectious disease research and vaccine development. NATIONAL BIODEFENSE ANALYSIS AND COUNTERMEASURES CENTER (NBACC) - planning and design for an 8,700 sf multi-species BSL-2 vivarium with holding rooms, procedure space, surgery suite, telemetry room, and support areas. NIH ANIMAL CENTER RENOVATION- programming and design for 23,000 gsf animal holding facility with a BSL-3 suite, holding, procedure, necropsy, treatment, and laboratories. FDA BSL-3 LABORATORY SUITE – planning and design for award-winning 700 sf animal holding suite for infectious disease research. LOUVIERE, STRATTON & YOKEL, ARCHITECTS & LABORATORY PLANNERS
LSY V IVARIUM EXPERIENCE LSY C LIENT L IST Army Corps of Engineers – Baltimore District Baxter Bioscience TYPE OF FACILITIES EXPERIENCE Cambridge Systems Inc. • Multiple Species (rodents, rabbits, non-human Children’s National Medical Center primates, etc.) Gallaudet University • SPF, Transgenic, Barrier Facilities George Mason University Georgetown University Hospital • Biocontainment Facilities (BSL-3, 3Ag, 4) Johns Hopkins University • Specialized Facilities (Insectaries, Aerobiology, LifeBridge Health Aquatics, Imaging, etc.) Med Star Health National Cancer Institute Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Inc. SEMINARS / ASSOCIATIONS The National Institutes of Health • Member, American Association of Laboratory National Center for Biotechnology Information Animal Care – National Capital Area Branch National Eye Institute • Animal Facilities Design Seminars National Heart, Lung & Blood Institute • Uniformed Services University of the Health National Human Genome Research Institute Sciences National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Institute of Arthritis, Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases • Peer Reviewer, NCRR Grants Review Board National Institute of Child Health and Human Development • 2009 International Conference on National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research Biocontainment Facilities National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases • 8th National CDC Symposium on Biosafety National Institute of Mental Health • NIH Design Policy Guidelines: Technical Editor National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke Current Edition National Institute of Standards and Technology National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism • NIH/CDC Biomedical Manual for Biosafety: Technical Editing Committee National Institute on Deafness and other Communications Disorders National Institutes of Health- National Center for Research Resources DESIGN REVIEW AUTHORITY National Institute of Standards and Technology • USAMRIID Peer Review National Library of Medicine • NIH National & Regional Biocontainment Rutgers University Laboratories Tufts University • National Center for Research Resources (NCRR) U.S. Food and Drug Administration CO6 & G20 Construction Document Reviewer & Site Inspections U.S. Naval Research Laboratory University of Maryland Medical Center University of Nebraska-Lincoln University of North Dakota University of Pittsburg Medical Center Magee-Womens Research Institute University of South Florida University of Virginia University of Washington Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Wright State University Walter Reed Army Medical Center

More Related Content

Lsy Vivarium Brochure

  • 1. Louviere, Stratton & Yokel, LLC Animal Facilities Planning & Design Architects and Laboratory Planners 8484 Georgia Avenue, Suite 650, Silver Spring, MD 20910 • 301.588.1500 • www.lsyarchitects.com
  • 2. Ìý F IRM I NTRODUCTION Louviere, Stratton and Yokel, L.L.C. (LSY) provides planning, design, and construction phase services to government, academic and private sector clients. We are nationally recognized for our expertise in high technology projects including biocontainment and nanotechnology laboratories, animal facilities, imaging, and clinical facilities. Our design philosophy emphasizes the collaboration of architecture and science to produce innovative, aesthetic facilities responsive to client needs. We distinguish ourselves by combining small firm responsiveness with expertise ordinarily found in larger national firms. Each of our clients is assured of principal level involvement, top flight service and innovative design from start to finish. MISSION: The Principals at LSY share the common goal of creating innovative and functional workspaces for the academic and scientific research communities. LSY provides a wide range of animal facilities planning and design services, including the design of specialized spaces ranging from insectaries, imaging, and aquatics facilities to biohazard containment vivaria and laboratories BSL-2 through BSL-4.Ìý We practice a knowledge-based team approach which respects and encourages client participation. This philosophy is the cornerstone on which LSY was founded and it continues to inspire our commitment to innovative and functional design. QUALITY: LSY has a proven track record of cost-efficient, on-time delivery of technically-challenging laboratory and animal facilities. We know the necessity of addressing today’s challenging security, chain of command, and safety issues. Our dedicated staff continually investigates the latest trends and technologies in planning, programming and design, to achieve maximum flexibility so that, as lab conditions and agendas evolve, changing equipment needs and shifts in program emphasis may be accommodated over the life of the building. Ìý Ìý LOUVIERE, STRATTON & YOKEL, ARCHITECTS & LABORATORY PLANNERS Ìý
  • 3. S ELECTED A NIMAL F ACILITY P ROJECTS GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY, KRASNOW INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY – planning and programming for two new additions totaling 28,000 sf, which include a vivarium, neuroscience laboratories, and research offices. CHILDREN’S NATIONAL MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH EXPANSION – planning and design for 6,000 sf expansion which will provide additional holding, procedure rooms, and a state-of-the-art imaging center. NIH JOHNS HOPKINS BAYVIEW RESEARCH CENTER -- design management and peer review for 540,000 gsf basic research laboratory, including approximately 65,000 nsf of primate and rodent vivarium. NIH JOHN EDWARD PORTER NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH CENTER -- design management and peer review for 560,000 gsf basic research laboratory with a 70,000 nsf vivarium. NIH NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ALLERGIES AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES - planning, programming, and design oversight for 150,000 sf research facility with BSL-3 containment laboratories and animal facilities for research on infectious diseases. NIH NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE BASIC RESEARCH LABORATORY -- renovation of 265,000 gsf occupied biomedical research facility, which includes molecular biology, cellular biology, and genetics laboratories as well as numerous specialized laboratories, and a rodent vivarium. NIH ZEBRAFISH FACILITY -- planning and design of 16,500 sf zebrafish aquatics vivarium and nuclear magnetic resonance facility. With 15,000 tanks, this zebrafish facility will be the largest in the world. JOHNS HOPKINS BLOOMBERG SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH – planning and design for insect-borne infectious diseases laboratory and BSL-3 insectary. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DENTAL AND CRANIOFACIAL RESEARCH – master planning and design for 55,000 sf research facility modernization, including relocation of 8,000 sf transgenic vivarium with BSL-2 holding and procedure facilities. INTEGRATED LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING VIRGINA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY – laboratory planning for BSL-3 and BSL-2 facility with 50,000 sf laboratories and a 7,300 sf rodent vivarium for infectious disease research and vaccine development. NATIONAL BIODEFENSE ANALYSIS AND COUNTERMEASURES CENTER (NBACC) - planning and design for an 8,700 sf multi-species BSL-2 vivarium with holding rooms, procedure space, surgery suite, telemetry room, and support areas. NIH ANIMAL CENTER RENOVATION- programming and design for 23,000 gsf animal holding facility with a BSL-3 suite, holding, procedure, necropsy, treatment, and laboratories. FDA BSL-3 LABORATORY SUITE – planning and design for award-winning 700 sf animal holding suite for infectious disease research. LOUVIERE, STRATTON & YOKEL, ARCHITECTS & LABORATORY PLANNERS
  • 4. LSY V IVARIUM EXPERIENCE LSY C LIENT L IST Army Corps of Engineers – Baltimore District Baxter Bioscience TYPE OF FACILITIES EXPERIENCE Cambridge Systems Inc. • Multiple Species (rodents, rabbits, non-human Children’s National Medical Center primates, etc.) Gallaudet University • SPF, Transgenic, Barrier Facilities George Mason University Georgetown University Hospital • Biocontainment Facilities (BSL-3, 3Ag, 4) Johns Hopkins University • Specialized Facilities (Insectaries, Aerobiology, LifeBridge Health Aquatics, Imaging, etc.) Med Star Health National Cancer Institute Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Inc. SEMINARS / ASSOCIATIONS The National Institutes of Health • Member, American Association of Laboratory National Center for Biotechnology Information Animal Care – National Capital Area Branch National Eye Institute • Animal Facilities Design Seminars National Heart, Lung & Blood Institute • Uniformed Services University of the Health National Human Genome Research Institute Sciences National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Institute of Arthritis, Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases • Peer Reviewer, NCRR Grants Review Board National Institute of Child Health and Human Development • 2009 International Conference on National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research Biocontainment Facilities National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases • 8th National CDC Symposium on Biosafety National Institute of Mental Health • NIH Design Policy Guidelines: Technical Editor National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke Current Edition National Institute of Standards and Technology National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism • NIH/CDC Biomedical Manual for Biosafety: Technical Editing Committee National Institute on Deafness and other Communications Disorders National Institutes of Health- National Center for Research Resources DESIGN REVIEW AUTHORITY National Institute of Standards and Technology • USAMRIID Peer Review National Library of Medicine • NIH National & Regional Biocontainment Rutgers University Laboratories Tufts University • National Center for Research Resources (NCRR) U.S. Food and Drug Administration CO6 & G20 Construction Document Reviewer & Site Inspections U.S. Naval Research Laboratory University of Maryland Medical Center University of Nebraska-Lincoln University of North Dakota University of Pittsburg Medical Center Magee-Womens Research Institute University of South Florida University of Virginia University of Washington Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Wright State University Walter Reed Army Medical Center