Lab/Sim Planning
 
 
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Lab/Sim Planning

Our lab planners are immersed in tomorrow’s research environments. Whether a client is conducting research in a multi-million-dollar corporate complex, an academic lab, or a clinical healthcare facility, we recognize how people learn and work, and design space appropriately.

Cutting-edge research is collaborative, interactive, and interdisciplinary. Lab spaces require flexibility to accommodate new technologies and evolving building infrastructure. We are driven by the pace of change in the area of science and technology.  For our corporate clients, we are designing new paradigms for the commercial building architecture that integrates lab spaces with the office environment. For higher education, we are bringing real-world environments to students in the health professions and medical education through high-fidelity simulation suites.

Anticipating your needs with innovative solutions and smart design is distinctly SLAM.

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WORK

Check out some samples of our work below.

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Building the Future of Health Education: Karen Parzych Featured on The Urbanist by Monocle

Building the Future of Health Education: Karen Parzych Featured on The Urbanist by Monocle

SLAM Principal Karen Parzych joined Monocle’s The Urbanist to discuss how innovative design helps address the national nursing shortage by creating educational spaces that inspire students and prepare future healthcare professionals.

SLAM and Baylor College of Medicine Reveal Design for the Lillie and Roy Cullen Tower

SLAM and Baylor College of Medicine Reveal Design for the Lillie and Roy Cullen Tower

At 11 floors and over half a million square feet, the new tower will be prominently positioned adjacent to the Texas Medical Center Helix Park in Houston.

These Are a Few of Our Favorite Things

These Are a Few of Our Favorite Things

SLAM's Karen Parzych, Emily Leyland and Steve Boehm reflect on five of their favorite features of the new University of Houston Fertitta College of Medicine Building.