Barry Svigals speaks about collaboration to Jeff Strickler of the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

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The list of fundamentals for good laboratory design is growing. Over the past decade, security and sustainability have both become higher priorities, and within each of these broad areas, best practices and special requirements have proliferated. Of late, designers and operators of laboratory spaces for a wide variety of research types are beginning to encourage clients to consider an unusual and often unconsidered aspect of research facilities: how laboratory design and amenities contribute to a research organization’s ability to attract and retain top scientific talent.

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The innovative work of Svigals + Partners, a New Haven-based architectural firm known for its ability to tell a powerful story through the integration of figurative art and building design, was honored with two coveted industry awards in connection with the design of the John S. Martinez Elementary School in this city.

The city moved ahead with a second component of the Smilow Cancer Hospital Wednesday, approving the six-story Park Street laboratory and pharmacy structure with a glass facade that will form a changing mosaic of translucent and reflecting light.

Barry Svigals, Managing Partner, was recently elevated to the American Institute of Architects prestigious College of Fellows (FAIA).

Mayor John DeStefano Jr. has awarded New Haven architectural firm Svigals + Partners with a 2006 Mayor’s Green Award.

Lithe, aluminum figurines dance on a frieze that borders the new Beecher School at 100 Jewell St.