As forensic science continues to advance, many labs risk falling behind.

This article explores how future-ready design can help forensic facilities adapt to rapid changes in technology, sustainability requirements, and workforce expectations. Learn five essential strategies that promote flexibility, operational integrity, and digital readiness. In a field where accuracy and trust are everything, the design of your facility should support the mission, not stand in the way.

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Automated elements streamline routine tasks like sample handling and data analysis, freeing up researchers for more complex work.
When creating a new lab environment or updating an existing one, the project must be planned with these tools in mind to be successful. However, the ability to incorporate tools that have not even been invented yet smoothly and effectively into that same lab five years from now is just as essential.

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Clean rooms are highly controlled environments. Whether in a pharmaceutical, biotechnology, electronics, clean manufacturing or a healthcare environment, clean rooms must maintain strict air quality and cleanliness standards. At HED, our integrated architectural, laboratory planning and engineering teams focus on the following critical aspects first to design clean rooms that meet the programmatic goals and compliance needs of our clients. Download our key considerations for successful clean room design below.