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Programming Process A successful facility begins with building a strong foundation. Good planning & design begins with an effective architectural program. Defining space, utility and budget requirements are accomplished in five distinct steps. learn more... |
Contamination Control FPR brings the best in technology driven solutions to our clients through assembling experienced, team-driven engineering and construction firm under a single management structure. learn more... |
The Critical Workplace The two most dominant characteristics of any type of mission critical facility are: RELIABILITY and SECURITY. That is why FPR devotes our creative energies in making sure the facilities we design exceed our Clients' expectations. |
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The Flexible Laboratory The two most dominant characteristics of any type of laboratory are: Things will change, no matter what; and that the work environment is expanding electronically on an annual basis. That is why FPR devotes our creative energies in making sure the laboratories we design exceed our Clients' expectations as flexible workplaces. |
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 The Flexible WorkplaceManufacturing processes can be so market driven that most managers would like to do away with columns and walls altogether. A roof to keep off the rain is all they need. Yet, the process has to be protected from more than just the elements. The FPR approach is to develop flexible facility layouts that do not interfere with the production process. FPR devotes our creative energies to making sure that the production facilities we design exceed our Clients' expectations for:
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