Laboratory flexibility: Labkit goes to school

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Jackson, A

Language: English Series: Architects` Journal ; 188(44) 2 November 1988, 75-77(3)Publication details: 1988Subject(s):

Summary: Describes a new prefabricated laboratory system, Labkit , recently developed by the Laboratories Investigation Unit and EIDA . The basic concept is flexible teaching laboratories, fabricated off-site, quickly installed and saving in co-ordination and effort.

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Describes a new prefabricated laboratory system, Labkit , recently developed by the Laboratories Investigation Unit and EIDA . The basic concept is flexible teaching laboratories, fabricated off-site, quickly installed and saving in co-ordination and effort.

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