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The goal of Harlem Biospace is to promote life science start ups in New York City by providing an affordable, shared lab space to up and coming biotech companies. Sixteen companies are already slated to utilize the space; a design collaboration between BAM and the owner.

Lake Nona is a 7,000 acre mixed-use park encompassing residential, commercial and golf developments. As part of Orlando’s goal to increase life science and healthcare markets, Lake Nona created a 650 acre “Medical City” for health and life science research, services and education. The site called for four, three story buildings totaling 400,000 square feet, along with structured parking which was placed within ideal proximity to each of the buildings. Strategically positioning the buildings allowed for the creation of interactive space between them, and encouraged pedestrian connections to other parts of the Medical City community.

HATCHspaces, LLC engaged BAM to lead the adaptive reuse of an old line industrial property into the state-of-the-art HATCHlabs Life Science Facility. HATCHspaces was awarded a certificate from the LA Mayor’s office recognizing it as the “first biotech wet lab coworking facility” in Los Angeles. BAM has begun collaborating with the client on a second similar project with more in the future.

Increased global security made business travel cumbersome and time consuming for the executives at the world’s third largest publisher. BAM worked with a technology consultant to create a rollout plan linking international offices for real time story meetings. The result was an easy to use, cutting edge space where technology was seamlessly integrated into the meeting room. This solution decreased business travel by 50%. Locations linked to date: NYC, London and Amsterdam.

This Hybrid Operating Room was one of the first in North America and the very first at Yale, combining medical imaging, catheter-based intervention and surgery in one space. The combination of these technologies allow doctors to better treat their patients by making repairs as soon as an issue arises.

Journeying into new techniques of creating holistic, healing environments is the hallmark of BAM and our client, Yale New Haven Health. Partnering with Yale New Haven Health, BAM incorporated ‘distraction therapy’ in the Pediatric MRI Suite to reduce child and parent anxiety, thereby allowing staff to work as easily and quickly as possible. The space is geared toward helping the child feel more comfortable to make their experience in radiology as stress-free as possible.