Laboratory Design Projects

Labconco ventilation products are featured in these photographs of laboratories located across the U.S. View these photographs to gather ideas for your next laboratory renovation project.

Specifications on most Labconco ventilation products are available in architect's 3-part format.

	Union University, Jackson, Tennessee Labconco supplied custom-painted Protector XL, Perchloric Acid and Canopy Fume Hoods to Union University for their newly-built White Hall.
	Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina Protector Pass-Through Hoods, Demonstration Hoods and Protector XStream Fume Hoods are featured in the new Science building at Western Carolina University.
	Johnson County Community College, Overland Park, Kansas New Purifier Logic Biosafety cabinets and Protector XVS Work stations grace the new Regnier Building on the JCCC campus. The new biotechnology and microbiology labs, including a Tissue Culture Suite and prep rooms also feature Protector XStream Fume hoods and a Purifier PCR enclosure.
	Grossmont College, El Cajon, CA Grossmont College is located on the hills of El Cajon, California just outside San Diego. A new science building features at least one Protector® XLE Laboratory Fume Hood in every room and three of which host fourteen hoods lining the perimeter of the walls. The new XLE design has a self-closing sash which automatically returns to the optimal 18" high opening for added safety and energy conservation. Another classroom features a Protector XLE Fume Hood and three Purifier® Delta® Series Class II Biological Safety Cabinets lining one wall. Photos ©Mike Sinclair
	Gwinnett University Center, Atlanta, GA Phase I construction of the new campus of Gwinnett University Center is now complete. The science lab includes 17 custom Protector XStream Laboratory Hoods.
	Clemson University, Clemson, SC Students at the University of Clemson use five Protector Premier Laboratory Hoods and one sixteen-foot Protector XL Floor-Mounted Laboratory Hood (pictured) in their Center for Nanotechnology. Photo ©Mike Sinclair.
	Meredith College, Raleigh, NC Meredith College is a small Liberal Arts College in Raleigh, North Carolina. 45 Protector XL Laboratory Hoods are now available in the Science and Mathematics Building. Photo ©Mike Sinclair.
	University of California – San Francisco Genetech Hall on the Mission Bay Campus of UCSF provides 155 Protector XL Laboratory Hoods for science students. All of the fume hoods are supported by Protector Base Cabinets. Photo ©Mike Sinclair.
	Saint Louis, MO Twenty 5-foot Protector ClassMate HOPEC IV Laboratory Hoods, mounted in peninsulas on opposite walls, fill this light-filled laboratory at a private university. Protector Classmate HOPEC IV Hoods feature safety yellow epoxy-coated air foils with drainage troughs to catch spills, A-style combination sashes and Guardian digital airflow monitors. Photo ©Mike Sinclair.
	Environmental Science Corporation, Mount Juliet, TN Two 8-foot Protector XStream Laboratory Hoods are shown in one of this environmental testing company's new laboratories. Protector XStream Hoods have a series of slots in their primary baffles that work with other containment-enhancing features to direct airflow in horizontal air streams to the back of the hood and out through ductwork to the outside.
	Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN One laboratory in Vanderbilt University's new Biological Sciences/Medical Research Building III contains this 5-foot Protector XL Laboratory Hood. Custom features include an A-style combination sash and WaterSaver fixtures. A Guardian digital airflow monitor and ceiling enclosure were also added.
	University of California-Irvine A total of 20 six-foot Protector XL Laboratory Hoods are mounted back-to-back in one of the University's new laboratories. The hoods have been customized with ten service fixtures, gooseneck faucets, distillation grids and Phoenix Controls airflow monitors. Ceiling enclosures hide the ductwork. Photo ©Mike Sinclair.
	Pomona College, Claremont, CA Eight-foot Protector Classmate Laboratory Hoods with ceiling enclosures are mounted back-to-back in island configurations in one newly constructed laboratory at Pomona College. Protector XL Laboratory Hoods are mounted against the wall. All the hoods feature distillation grids. Photo ©Mike Sinclair.
	Stowers Institute for Medical Research, Kansas City, MO At Stowers Institute for Medical Research, Kansas City, Missouri, two six-foot Purifier® Delta Series Class II Biological Safety Cabinets provide containment and protection from biological hazards and procedures appropriate for Biosafety Levels 1, 2 and 3. One cabinet, configured as a Type A cabinet; recirculates into the laboratory; the other, configured as a Type B3, is hard-ducted to the outside. Photo ©Mike Sinclair.
	University of California-Riverside Two Protector XL HOPEC IV Laboratory Hoods are shown in one of the University's new laboratories. UC-Riverside recently completed a 3-story addition to its chemistry building which includes 42 Protector XL HOPEC IV Hoods. Photo ©Mike Sinclair.
	Romer Labs, Union, MO Three Paramount Filtered Enclosures form an island in the center of this food testing laboratory. Paramount Enclosures use carbon-based filter cells to rid the work area of hazardous or noxious fumes and vapors and do not require ducting to the outside. Photo ©Mike Sinclair.
	Fordham University, Bronx, New York Labconco Protector Premier Laboratory Fume Hoods provide a bright working atmosphere for the students at Fordham. A Purifier Digital Delta also is available for use in the corner of the lab for biological experiments. 32" High Protector Ventilation Stations are used as student work stations. Photo ©Mike Sinclair.