New solutions for modernized teaching & research at the lowest possible capital & operating cost
October 18 - 19, 2010
The Seaport Hotel - Boston, Massachusetts
Early registration discount deadline is Friday, September 17th.
This is the annual planning meeting for academic science and research program administrators, capital project teams, campus planners, academic program planners, facility & space planners, facility directors, project managers, faculty, deans, and science department heads to benchmark their plans and programs, and build on the latest successes and innovations.
At this meeting, you’ll find 31 conference sessions ALL focused on the new models for growing successful, competitive college and university science teaching and research programs at the lowest possible capital and operating costs.
Download a printable copy of the conference program here (1MB pdf).
Specifically you’ll learn how this is being done with:
• New space plans, metrics, and governance policies that maximize space utilization
• Financially sound renovation and re-use strategies
• Features that maximize science program value
• The new teaching lab design solutions
• Multi-use, multi-purpose classroom/lecture/ lab configurations
• Research laboratory plans that offer more flexibility and increase capacity
• Aggressive shared-use strategies for equipment and space
• High-level planning decisions that save capital dollars and lower operating costs
• Hoods, biosafety cabinets, and MEP systems that are lowering operating costs
• Quick-payback energy reduction investments that win financial approvals
• New LEED™/Green/Sustainability thinking integrated into capital planning
• Updated regional construction cost data and opportunistic bid strategies
• New alternative capital funding models and partnership strategies
Plus! Pre-Conference Course
- "Fundamentals of Modern Laboratory Planning & Design"
Plus! Tours
- Harvard Northwest Science Building
- Brandeis University Shapiro Science Center
- Harvard Laboratory for Integrated Science & Engineering (LISE)
- Mass Biologics at Univ of Massachusetts Medical School
- MIT Physics, Department of Material Sciences Engineering (DMSE), Spectroscopy, & Infrastructure (PDSI) Building
- Maureen Murphy Wilkens Science Center, Emmanuel College
If you would like to receive the conference program and updates as they are available, please click here.
If you have further questions, please email: Academic2010@TradelineInc.com or call (925) 254-1744.
This is the annual planning meeting for academic science and research program administrators, capital project teams, campus planners, academic program planners, facility & space planners, project managers, faculty, deans, science department heads, financial officers, and facilities directors to benchmark their plans and programs, and build on the latest successes and innovations.
Click here to see a list of past participants.
A limited number of contracted architects, engineers, builders, and consultants may apply for registration if they are attending with an owner's management team. (Please contact Tradeline to receive a special application for your attendance - Phone: (925) 254-1744 x12 or email registrar@tradelineinc.com)
Those involved with sales, marketing or business development from contracted architects, engineers, builders, consultants, or equipment manufacturers (other than exhibitors and speakers) will not be registered.
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