It’s probably apparent to most of us right now that disaster brings out both the best and the worst in humankind.
Healesville, VIC thanks essential workers. Credit: E. Redding
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Virtual Qualification, how can Pharma 4.0® thinking help during Covid-19 lockdown and what lessons can we apply to virtual qualification?
The events of Covid-19 have opened up a new world of vulnerability to all industries, …
Supply chains for pharmaceutical manufacturing and medical device production are becoming increasingly complex. Medications, from source to shelf, now involve numerous networks and cross the borders of many different countries around the globe. Serialisation …
In general, pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities (usually of Class 7 and 8) tend to occupy large areas and volumes (large isolated buildings), due to the nature of the operations (such as tall process equipment availability, …
Although building size will fundamentally vary depending on the production capacity of a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility, in general this type of building tends to occupy large areas and volumes due to the nature of …
As a multidisciplinary Architectural & Engineering team, we get asked a lot of questions about pharmaceutical facility design. One of the most frequently asked questions by clients during the design stage of a facility …
The current COVID-19 pandemic and the measures put in place to control it is having a big impact from both a personal and a business perspective. We, as an industry, need to adapt to …
As architects and engineers, we get asked a lot of questions relating to the application of National Construction Code (NCC) through the design phase of (pharmaceutical) facilities. A common question relates to the calculation …
What class of building is my facility?
As architects and engineers, we get asked a lot of questions about pharmaceutical facility design. A common question relates to building classification – this is a critical initial …
The Covid-19 pandemic has unquestionably highlighted the pressure placed on our healthcare systems through the rapid increase in the number of patients requiring intensive care. It has clearly evidenced the lack of available hospital …
