LaboratoriesJulie Hansen2024-11-19T09:20:05+01:00 LaboratoriesAs a frontrunner in laboratory and cleanroom technology, we help to create the optimum framework for research. We also specialise in flexible and future-proof solutions, as scientific organisations are often dynamic. Research departments can grow quickly, and buildings requiring a lot of installation work are often just as expensive to refurbish as to rebuild. Some of the areas we work with include flexible zones that can act as office space, but that have the installations allowing them to be used as labs. DTU Building 310The research building houses DTU Energy and 3D Imaging Centre. DTU Energy conducts research in sustainable and environmentally correct energy technologies, and, for example, 30 individual gas systems have been designed. The gases include flammable and toxic gases that must be handled with great care, and a gas alarm system has therefore been established. Material research through 3D imaging is performed by using X-ray and neutron canons to create images at the nano level. Work on this scale requires that all external influences are completely eliminated, and therefore special VCD constructions have been planned, and custom ventilation systems and climate chambers have been designed to maintain the climatic conditions. Client Technical University of Denmark Contractor MT Højgaard Architects Christensen & Co. Architects Services All engineering services and design management DTU Electromagnetic Test CenterThe test center is home for students and researchers of DTU Electro Institute and houses research facilities, including radio silent laboratories, meeting facilities and classrooms. The facility holds a large education laboratory with affiliated study area. Client Technical University of Denmark Contractor Elindco Architects Christensen & Co. Architects Services All engineering services LivsvitenskapsbyggetAt 66.000 m² Livsvitenskapsbygget will be the largest university construction in Norway. The research facility is meant for life science, chemistry and pharmacology . Client Statsbygg Architect Ratio arktiekter, Cubo og ALT Arkitekter, Kristine Jensens Tegnestue, Bjørbekk & Lindheim AS Services Structures, HVAC, electrical, laboratory and clean room technology DTU BiosustainThe new laboratory building will be part of the university’s new research centre, The Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Biosustainability. The building will have a total floor area of approximately 12,200 m2 and will include modern research and office facilities. The building is flexible and capable of accommodating the changing demands put on the interior that ever developing research practices call for. Client DTU Architect Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects Services All engineering disciplines, construction management and health and safety coordination