To design and construct a series of BSL and high containment suites dedicated to the research and development of  biological agents.

The BSL suites would include small and large microbiology laboratories, aerosol chambers, ante rooms and immune labs. These new laboratories must be air-tight as they will be integrated with support facilities and share common corridors and utilites.

Design and construct a cleanroom bottling facility that would process and bottle water and maintain a class 10,000 in operation.

The facility would intergrate state-of-the-art bottling equipment and ultra hygienic wall and suspended ceiling system for the production area and cleanroom gowning corridor.

To construct a new processing environment with adjacent support areas for the purpose of the procesing and the large scale production of ready-made food products. The new processing environment and support areas needed to be designed, erected and be self contained in an existing building with limited structural capabilities. Other challenges existed in the intergration of the existing infrastructures and in ensuring full containment in order to ensure quality control and prevent any possibility of cross contamination of commodity and processes.

To create a state-of-the-art, multiple-story vivarium facility that will accomodate a diversity of small and large animals for the research of infectious disease, immunology, cardiovascular, hormone and cancer research.

The facility will include small and large animal holding rooms, surgery suites, necropsy and procedure rooms, soiled corridors, barrier and containment areas, as well as a robotic cagewash area. This new facility posed unique challenges in that it would be interfaced with medical research and hospital infrastructures in an urban environment.