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Organizations Represented at the 2013-2014 I SL Annual Organizations Represented at the 2013-2014 I2SL Annual Conferences Organization Name ABC ACTINI Academia Sinica ACAI Associates, Inc. Accutrol, LLC Acorda Therapeutics, Inc. Adachi Co., Ltd Adolfson & Peterson Construction Advantage Business Media AECOM Aeroseal Affiliated Engineers, Inc. AFRD Air Master Systems, Corporation Aircuity, Inc. Airgas AirGenuity Inc. Alcorn Associates Alexandria Equities Management (India) Alfred State College Alisb University of the West Indies Ambient Air Technologies, LLC AMCA International, Inc. AMEC Environment & Infrastructure Amgen Andelman and Lelek Engineering AP Wyoming, LLC Applied Engineering Services, Inc. Aqualab SAS Architectural Alliance Architecture49 Argonne National Laboratory Art's Way Scientific, Inc. Arup Asahi Life Science Co., Ltd. AT Still University of Health Sciences Atelier Ten ATS Automation, Inc. Automation Components, Inc. Ayers Saint Gross Architects Bailey Edward Design BAM Architecture Studio Bard, Rao + Athanas Beckman Coulter Beckman Coulter Life Sciences Belimo Americas BGLA | Architecture + Urban Design Organizations Represented at the 2013-2014 I2SL Annual Conferences BioFacilities Planning & Management BioMed Realty Trust, Inc. Biosecurity Research Institute Blue Hill Partners Boehringer-Ingelheim Vetmedica, Inc. Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Boora Architects Boston Scientific Bruce Haxton Architect BSA LifeStructures Building Design + Construction Magazine Burns & McDonnell Engineering Co. Inc. BWBR Architects, Inc. Caltech Campbell Spellicy Engineering Canadian Food Inspection Agency Cannon Design Cator, Ruma & Associates, Co. Center for Energy and Environment Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Chevron Energy Solutions Cimetrics Clark Construction Group Clark Nexsen, PC CMTA, Inc. CO Architects College of Sciences, Georgia Institute of Technology Colvin Engineering Associates, Inc. Controlled Environmental Systems, Inc. Coolerado Corporation Cornell University Counter Reaction LLC CPP, Inc. CRB Consulting Engineers, Inc. Creighton University Critical Room Control Cryo Associates CSIRO DAI Scientific Equipment Daikin Applied HVAC Dartmouth College Design Alternative Co., Ltd. Design Collective, Inc. Duke University Dunham Mechanical + Electrical Consulting Engineering Organizations Represented at the 2013-2014 I2SL Annual Conferences Duquesne University Dynaflow Lab Solutions Co., Ltd. Eastern Research Group, Inc. EcoDomus Edge Mechanical Systems, Inc. EGNATON Ellenzweig Emory University ENEA Energy Research Institute at Nanyang Technological University Environmental Systems Design (ESD) Eppendorf Erlab, Inc. Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories EwingCole Exposure Control Technologies, Inc. Facilities Engineering Farnsworth Group, Inc. Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber, Inc. Flad Architects Florida Institute of Technology - Facilities Operations Forschung und Entwicklung FPW Architects, PC Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center FTC&H G3Lab Gearbox Functional Creative Genzyme George Yardley Company Germfree Laboratories, Inc. Gilbane Building Company Goshow Architects Greenheck Fan Corporation Grumman/Butkus Associates Guangzhoi Osman Automation Tech Co Ltd Guth DeConzo Consulting Engineers Guttmann & Blaevoet Harris Companies Harris Controls Harvard Medical School Harvard University Hastings+Chivetta Architects Hatchell and Associates HDR Architecture Organizations Represented at the 2013-2014 I2SL Annual Conferences HEMCO Corporation Hennebery Eddy Architects HERA Laboratory Planners Heresite Protective Coatings, LLC Hicks Ashby Haldeman-Homme Hixson Architecture, Engineering, Interiors HOK HVAC Associates Inc ICF International Idaho National Laboratory/Battelle Energy Alliance, LLC IDC Architects iDesign Solutions, LLC Innovation Park Innovations 10.01 Innovative Laboratory Systems Integral Group Intercultural Engineering, Inc. Interface Engineering International Institute for Sustainable Laboratories Iowa State University Iron Horse Architects Isolation Sciences, LLC Jacobs Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. JacobsWyper Architects JE Dunn Construction Johns Hopkins University Johnson Controls, Inc. JST Manufacturing, Inc. Kewaunee Scientific Corporation King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi KJ Tait Engineers KJWW Engineering Consultants Konvekta USA kW Engineering L&S Electric Lab Crafters, Inc. LabAire Systems Laboratory Design Newsletter Labspace Co., Ltd. Lab-works Architecture Lake Nona Institute Laney College Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory LCS Constructors, Inc. Lenderking Caging Products Organizations Represented at the 2013-2014 I2SL Annual Conferences LKPB Engineers, Inc. Loftus Engineering, Inc. Lord Aeck Sargent L'Oreal USA Research & Innovation Loren Cook Company Los Alamos National Laboratory LSW Engineers, Inc. (Arizona) LSY Architects and Laboratory Planners M&I Labtech BV M.K. Plastics Corporation M+W Group Managing Energy Solutions, LLC Manasc Isaac Architects Marshfield Food Safety, LLC Massachusetts Institute of Technology Max Planck Florida Institute McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. McClure Engineering McCownGordon Construction McGill University McKinstry Co. Mechanical System Design, Inc. Mee Industries MelRok, LLC MEP Associates, LLC Merrick & Company Merrick Canada ULC Michigan State University Midwest Mechanical Solutions MMC Technology Group Momenta Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Mortenson MTech Mechanical Murdoch Childrens Research Institute Murphy + Graves Architects Mussett Nicholas + Associates MWL Architects Nanyang Technological University National Aeronautics and Space Administration National Institutes of Health National Renewable Energy Laboratory National Resource Management, Inc. Navigant Consulting, Inc. New York Medical College Newcomb & Boyd Newmatic Engineering New-Tech, a division of Zeigler Enterprises, Inc. Organizations Represented at the 2013-2014 I2SL Annual Conferences NOAA/NOS/Hollings Marine Laboratory Noll & Tam Architects nora systems, Inc. Northwestern Systems Corp Northwestern University Novartis Novus Environmental Inc. NuAire Oak Ridge National Laboratory ONICON Incorporated Optimized Systems Orlando Utilities Commission Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Pageau Morel Panasonic Healthcare Panasonic Healthcare Company of North America Payette Associates Pennsylvania State University Pepco Energy Services Perkins+Will Peter Basso Associates PGAV Architects Phoenix Controls Plastec Ventilation, Inc. Portland State University PRI Bio Price Industries Priorclave Ltd. Priorclave North America Inc. PSquared Consulting Engineers PTT Public Company Limited Public Health Agency of Canada Purdue University Quickdraw Conveyors R&D Magazine Laboratory Design News R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, LLP R3A Architects, P.C. Renaissance 3 Architects, P.C. Research Facilities Design Revolution Medicine RFD RFTD RMF Engineering RMW architecture & interiors Ronda Bailey Consulting Rowell Brokaw Architects RS&H Organizations Represented at the 2013-2014 I2SL Annual Conferences RWDI Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute Sasaki Associates Schneider Electric Sebesta Blomberg Siemens Building Technologies Siemens Industry, Inc. Sika Corporation Skidmore, Owings & Merrill S-Lab UK Smith Carter Architects and Engineers Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. SmithGroupJJR, Inc. Solomon Cordwell Buenz Specialized Products, Inc. SRG Partnership Inc. Stantec Starline Steffian Bradley Architects STERIS Canada Corporation Stirling Ultracold, Division of Global Cooling, Inc. Strobic Air Corporation STV Incorporated Sundolier, Inc. SUNDT Construction, Inc. Sustainable Labs Canada Sustainable Performance Solutions Svigals + Partners, LLP SVL Swallow Acoustic Consultants Ltd. SWBR Architects Syngenta Syska Hennessy Group Taylor Engineering Technical Safety Services, Inc. Tecniplast USA Tek-Air Systems, Inc. THA Architecture The Baker Company The Clark Enersen Partners Science and Research Design Group The Collaborative The Kubala Washatko Architects The New York Blower Company The Ohio State University The Pirbright Institute The Weathersby Group, Inc. Laboratory Consultants Organizations Represented at the 2013-2014 I2SL Annual Conferences The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Thermo Fisher Scientific Thermo-Dyne Tiger Consulting Group TLK Consulting and Associates TMS Johnson Inc. Torcon, Inc. Town Air Freight Trespa TROX TROX USA, Inc. TSI Inc. Tuttnauer USA Twin City Fan & Blower U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Environmental Protection Agency U.S. General Services Administration Universities at Shady Grove University of Alabama University of California, Davis University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles University of California, San Diego University of California, San Francisco University of California, Santa Barbara University of Chicago University of Colorado Boulder University of Delaware University of Florida University of Illinois at Chicago University of Kansas University of Kentucky University of Maryland University of Massachusetts Amherst University of Michigan University of Minnesota University of Nebraska Medical Center University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University of Notre Dame University of Oregon, Campus Planning and Real Estate University of Texas at Austin University of Toronto University of Washington University of Wisconsin-Madison, Facilities Planning and Management Organizations Represented at the 2013-2014 I2SL Annual Conferences USA Dalton VACUUBRAND, Inc. van Zelm Heywood & Shadford, Inc. VCBO Architecture W.L. Gore & Associates Waldner Laboreinrichtungen GmbH & Co. KG WaterSaver Faucet Co. Weitzer Sales Ltd. Wilson Architects, Inc. WorkingBuildings WorldViz, LLC WSP Zaretsky Engineering Solutions ZGF Architects LLP Zodiac, Inc..
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