In a field characterized by ever-evolving paradigms, today's integrated scientific workplace environments must also adapt to meet the moment. As growth in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries has skyrocketed, the demand for high-density, technically advanced real estate has become a hallmark of modern architecture. But given the constraints of densely populated urban typology, what options are there for continued growth? It seems the most appropriate solution is to build upward.

Enter high-rise science buildingsJoin an exclusive, Flad-hosted virtual roundtable event featuring industry-leading experts – Jared Byrne (Amgen); Joseph Marshall, Russ Drinker (Flad); and James Falconer (AEI) – as they navigate this critical landscape and explore current best practices for designing and developing high-rise, technically advanced facilities capable of specialized operations in the fields of science, technology, and research.

Providing valuable insights on key considerations and emerging trends in this topic, this industry-leading panel will engage in a thought-provoking discussion, addressing:

• What are the prime market forces influencing the demand for higher density property?
• What business drivers are valuable and attractive from a broad range of perspectives, including planners and designers, developers, tenants, clients, and engineers?
• What specialized technical needs do these high-profile facilities require?

Further, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a question-and-answer (Q&A) session at the end of the event.