Screen an office building for wet-lab conversion before you tour it
Rung 8 of 10 · Fact-check list
1 · Learn the move · Fact-check list
Office buildings get pitched as 'lab-ready' on a marketing line, but wet labs live on specs the spec sheet often omits: floor-to-floor height for MEP and fume-hood ducting, structural floor load for equipment, air-changes-per-hour with 100% outside-air capability, exhaust and fume-hood risers, vibration, emergency power. The move is a fact-check list. Every capability you assert carries its spec-sheet source, and every spec the sheet doesn't state is UNKNOWN, never assumed. A floor load that reads short doesn't fail on your word; you flag it and route the determination to a structural engineer. Silence on the spec sheet is a finding, not an all-clear.
Can this office building be converted to lab space? [PASTE]
2 · Your turn. You write the prompt
A broker asks you to screen an office building for a wet-lab tenant. The spec sheet gives floor-to-floor 14', 80 psf floor load, and standard office HVAC with no mention of 100% outside air. It says nothing about vibration or exhaust risers. You need the lab-fit read before scheduling a tour.
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