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United Therapeutics
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- United Therapeutics
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United Therapeutics is pushing the limits of innovation, tackling the national shortage of transplantable organs with advanced biotechnology tools that either delay the need or expand the supply of these organs. Transitioning from a co-working space in Kendall Square to a revitalized 19th-century mill building in nearby New Hampshire, they needed an advanced lab and research facility that would attract top talent and adapt to rapid advancements. United Therapeutics reached out to our team to help.
For many patients with end-stage lung disease, a transplant is their only hope—but nearly 75 percent of donated lungs go unused. To address this crisis, United Therapeutics is pioneering 3D organ bioprinting, using human collagen fibers grown in genetically modified tobacco plants. We designed a flexible, high-performance lab and office space to facilitate this innovation. Meeting Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) standards, the facility allows for future equipment and beta testing, allowing for adaptability as technology evolves.
A transparent layout co-locates labs and offices, promoting collaboration and allowing researchers to visualize the workflow—from cellular screening and 3D bioprinting to scanning and microscopy. Lab and support spaces align with the multiple stages of developing lab-grown lungs, streamlining research and production.
With a facility that fosters innovation and accelerates discovery, United Therapeutics can continue their work of bringing life-changing solutions closer to reality.
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16K
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- Manchester, New Hampshire
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United Therapeutics
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- Location
- Manchester, New Hampshire
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- United Therapeutics