For operational and cost efficiency, Genesis orchestrated a pharmaceutical facility optimization project. This included a transformative array of designs, features, and processes that added tremendous value to this pharmaceutical leader. These elements especially encompassed the precision-enhanced tracking of capacity and census, the substantial mitigation of adverse patient effects arising from inefficient transportation to and from imaging and procedures, the comprehensive revitalization of antiquated infrastructure, the profound enhancement of researcher-staff synergy and productivity, and the significant optimization of equipment utilization.
Initiated as a phased endeavor, this project’s needs assessment included exhaustive studies and analyses. The rigorous due diligence process yielded an overarching master plan that tackled strategic capacity imperatives and operational efficiencies. Implementing our strategy engendered a multifaceted, collaborative design evolution, seamlessly fusing our client’s objectives with user, aesthetic, and operational aspirations.
Our design team worked closely with the client’s engineering and construction teams on this pharmaceutical facility optimization project. We leveraged a Target Value Design (TVD) lean project delivery framework augmented by modular and prefabricated components. Prioritizing the paramount considerations of patient safety and uninterrupted business operations, we navigated the intricacies of this bustling preclinical research facility environment. We artfully attenuated noise and vibrational disturbances during this project to ensure unimpeded process flows.
This pharmaceutical facility optimization project yielded long-term efficiencies. We facilitated an astounding $75 million in client savings while steering the project towards pursuing LEED certification, delivering a cutting-edge facility that is a testament to modern excellence.