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Science, Manufacturing, and Technology INNOVATION Firm Design Commitment and Practice Overview We Work As One Firm ENABLING science, manufacturing, and technology INNOVATION Firm Design Commitment and Practice Overview We work as one firm. By leveraging specialized expertise Flad Architects has specialized in the planning and design of highly technical environments for 90 years, providing full across nine locations, Flad can deliver highly customized and architectural services. We integrate workplace, laboratory, cGMP, healthcare, and educational planners with architectural transformational design solutions as a single business entity. designers and project management. Exceptional service, a collaborative approach, and respect for all ideas are the foundation of the practice and are reflected in our relationships with clients and consultants. Similarly, each organization we serve is inspired by core values and vision for their organization. When a project begins, it can become a vehicle for expressing core values or help to foster an operational change. By asking the right questions, offering alternatives, testing design ideas, and understanding each client’s objectives, our design teams can reinforce core SEATTLE WA values, enable change, and support transformation within the organizations we serve. Our highest goal is to enhance and improve the environments of our clients. Whether we are designing new workplace MADISON WI environments, envisioning new research laboratories for scientific discovery, advancing the quality of healthcare, or NEW YORK NY planning new facilities for education, our staff draw inspiration from the people we serve. SAN FRANCISCO CA RALEIGH NC ATLANTA GA DALLAS TX GAINESVILLE FL TAMPA FL firm overview 2 | Flad Architects Flad Architects | 3 Lab of ISPE Facility of Novartis, USFCC QA/QC the Year the Year Award Testing & Administration Facility Flad Architects is a Awards global architectural University of California service provider based 8 Indiana University Bayer Corporation Pharmacia Corporation in the U.S. Chiron Corporation Genentech Bausch & Lomb 75 million USDA square feet of science and technology space in the no. in Science and 75 90 Technology past 15 years The environments where our clients’ work impacts discoveries and changes 6 lives. We have over 50 people focused Building Design & Construction Magazine on laboratory design and 90 years of experience in science architecture. firm overview 4 | Flad Architects Flad Architects | 5 The Goal of Strategic Facilities Master Planning Fractionation Purification Fill / Packaging The ultimate goal of strategic facilities master planning is to align core business strategies with core business enablers – people, technology, and facilities. A facilities master plan will answer critical questions like: Material / Supplies Material / Supplies Material / Supplies How can we optimize our people, technologies, and real estate assets to achieve our strategic business Solvents / Solvents / objectives? How can we inspire innovation and speed-to-market through enhanced workplaces that improve Waste Treatment Waste Treatment multidisciplinary integration and collaboration? How can we create research environments that are readily adaptable to a rapidly changing market? How can we accurately assess what we have versus what we need? And how can we do more with less? Answers to questions like these will make a significant contribution to Suspension Set-up Solvent Treatment, Fill your overall strategic playbook. IGIV Freeze Frac 1 Chromatography Precip. Incubate Adsorption Filtrate Formulation Our approach begins with an in-depth discussion about your organization’s strategic vision and goals. We first Sterile Filtration Storage + Prep seek to understand the key business case objectives that will guide the company over the next 5-10 years and, Inspection based on those drivers, work with you to determine the best ways to align people, technology, and facilities in a Plasma IG Buffers Incubation Kitting Packaging Bottles Wash Utilities / Services Wash Utilities / Services manner most conducive to your company’s success. Albumin Once this important prerequisite is complete, we are ready to begin the process highlighted in the flow diagram Suspension (opposite). The overall process typically consists of six major tasks: 1) facility assessment, 2) space needs Freeze Precip. Filtrate Adsorption Frac 2 Bulk Heat Final assessment, 3) benchmarking and performance objectives, 4) gap analysis, 5) optimized program and scenario Albumin Clarification Shipping Treatment Filtration development, and 6) final site and strategic facilities master plan. Concentration strategic planning Personnel Personnel Personnel 6 | Flad Architects Flad Architects | 7 Workplace Transformation The workplace environment is an extension of a company’s business plan, supporting all aspects of a facility “life cycle,” from strategic planning through design, construction, occupancy, and facility management. A strength of our planning group is our ability to design flexible, technologically advanced, and versatile facilities for our clients. We address such issues as staff interaction, process flow, flexibility, utility and energy requirements, and future growth. At the center of these efforts is the need to recognize the ways in which collaborative work, increased communication, and the speed of delivery is essential to organizational success. The integration of these new influences in the workplace have had a profound affect on the office environment. Starting with a de-emphasis on status and hierarchy, the workplace has increasingly moved in the direction of shared access to privacy and confidentiality, rather than individual allocation. The range of space and quality has balanced across the office in ways that express egalitarian assignments and access to resources. The emergence of technologies have transformed the nature of place and the ability to work from anywhere, and the integration of thinking and work processes requires communications and interactions at levels that are unprecedented. It is very important to understand the evolving nature of the workplace and the ways in which it will continue to shift throughout the life of the facility. Flexibility, mobility, and a variety of options for working have become the tools of an effective workplace. workplace 8 | Flad Architects Flad Architects | 9 FLAD PROJECT LOCATIONS As experts in the planning, programming, and architectural design of scientific research, process manufacturing, emerging technologies, and cGMP manufacturing facilities, Flad not only provides design leadership but also regularly serves as the overall project manager of multi-skilled consultant teams. This comprehensive responsibility for the project helps to ensure that all of the major components of the facility – shell and core, utilities, laboratories, support, testing, process equipment, production, and materials management – are integrated into a cohesive solution. Past experience by project type includes high-tech buildings and production facilities for: ▪ Biotech, pharmaceutical, corporate, and consumer products ▪ Bulk manufacturing, fill, and finish ▪ Cleanrooms Our Markets ▪ Clinical trial suites processing Life sciences, research, manufacturing, and production ▪ QA/QC testing laboratories ▪ facilities ▪ Pilot plant facilities ▪ Energy and sustainable systems ▪ Process development laboratories ▪ High tech facilities ▪ Cell banking ▪ Cleanrooms and cGMP environments ▪ GMP warehousing ▪ Corporate facilities ▪ Central utilities ▪ Hospitals and healthcare systems We are architects who are helping to enhance and extend human life. Flad is designing high-performance scientific environments globally. These projects are diverse in nature and range from large campus scale developments to smaller, highly specialized technical spaces for major national and international companies. collaborations10 | Flad Architects Flad Architects | 11 manufacturing innovation This is a new manufacturing site for the production of plasma-derived therapies including treatments for immune disorders, trauma, and other Confidential Client 11921 Manufacturing Facility – Southeast critical conditions. The design includes three cGMP manufacturing units along with offices, quality test labs, warehouse, and utilities building. The manufacturing plant includes plasma fractionation, protein purification, fill/finish/packaging, and a technical services pilot plant. As it 1,200,000 sf will manufacture licensed cGMP products for distribution across the globe, the facility was designed to meet FDA, European Union, and other countries’ licensure and regulatory requirements. 12 | Flad Architects Flad Architects | 13 pediatric therapies SCRI’s founding promise is to care for every child by leading groundbreaking research and developing cures. The project’s Seattle Children’s Research Institute Building Cure – Seattle WA design goals allow the research to elevate the health of children and families on a global scale. In partnership with Aedas, our team has designed a landscape of wet and dry research space; positioning the institute for decades of groundbreaking 540,000 sf l exterior design by Aedas research. The program includes immunotherapy labs, vivarium, and a 30,000-square-foot cGMP facility; the largest clinical cGMP pediatric therapeutic cell production facility in the country. 14 | Flad Architects Flad Architects | 15 public health research This integrated foreign animal and zoonotic disease research development and testing facility will allow for research to enhance agricultural Department of Homeland Security
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