A Leader in Research Design
As a premier research and development laboratory design firm, Architectural Nexus continues to set creative standards by offering dynamic solutions to space, utility, quality of environment, and fiscal problems inherent in research laboratory design. From genetic and cancer research to computer technology, we've successfully designed more than 75 unique laboratory facilities.

In order to keep pace with the latest technologies, changing materials, and new research projects, laboratory professionals demand configurations that are inherently flexible in their core design. Recognizing this, our team searches for laboratory design solutions that will remain fluid and adaptable for many years and projects to come.

By putting the people who will be using the facility at the forefront of our design goals we are able to plan for livability in a laboratory. We understand that skilled technicians are asked to perform repetitive tasks under stringent controls for exactitude. Efficient, ergonomically considered workspace, natural light, adequate air supply, and places for a retreat from the "bench" become a design priority for us. Attention to these vital details will result in positive, accurate, and productive outcomes in the research process.

IHC Core Laboratory – Murray, Utah
Huntsman Cancer Institute, University of Utah - Salt Lake City, Utah
Emma Eccles Jones Medical Sciences Building, University of Utah - Salt Lake City, Utah
Biomedical Polymers Research Facility, University of Utah - Salt Lake City, Utah
Myriad Genetics, University of Utah Research Park - Salt Lake City, Utah
Associated Regional and University Pathologists (ARUP), University of Utah Research Park - Salt Lake City, Utah
OSHA Salt Lake Technical Center - Sandy, Utah (LEED Silver Certified)
Arcaris Genetics Laboratory, University of Utah Research Park - Salt Lake City, Utah