DVC Monthly
Program:
Date:
September 15, 2009
Time: 5:00pm
Directions:
Click for Directions |
Upcoming DVC Monthly
Events:
Philadelphia Classroom Training
October 5-8, 2009
October Program
October 13, 2009
| |
Dear Member:
Welcome to our September Program Meeting notice that will kick off the 2009-2010 season of ISPE Delaware Valley Chapter's monthly Program series. Our September event will be an arm chair tour and a panel presentation of the recently completed Johnson & Johnson PRD Building 42 Laboratory Expansion Project, located in Spring House, PA. Our panel shall consists of members of the project team presenting different aspects of the project and with an interactive discussion to follow.
This presentation will appeal to those involved in the lab planning, design, construction and commissioning of a new R&D Laboratory Expansion facility that is being submitted for LEED certification. Details of the program can be found below.
We hope that you have had an enjoyable summer and we look forward to seeing you at this program.
Donna A. DeFreitas
Program Manager
|
|
| Program Details |
|
WHEN:
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
WHERE:
Talamore Country Club
723 Talamore Drive
Ambler, PA 19002
TIME:
Registration: 5:00 - 6:00pm
Dinner: 6:00 - 7:00pm
Presentation starts: 7:00pm
Members - $60
Non-Members - $85
Students - Free
REGISTRATION:
If you believe there will be a large attendance from your company, please contact Ron Dunn (610-351-3874) to discuss the details of a group rate
|
|
| Program Topic Summary |
|
Project Description
Johnson & Johnson PRD, Building 42
The building known as "RC-1" during the design and construction process was occupied by PRD early in 2009 and is now called Building 42. Housing 230 scientists, the new building aligns the laboratories serving chemistry and biology to provide for close collaboration within therapeutic areas. Unique chemistry-based laboratories that develop compounds with potential for market are also accommodated in the new building.
J&J has consolidated small molecule research and early development at the Spring House Campus. The project is the first phase of a long-term Master Plan that adds 155K GSF for research and early development laboratories and support to the existing 615K GSF facility. Renovations to the Building 41 are currently underway and will transform the circa 1980 building into contemporary laboratories supporting the research operations.
The project team began work on "RC1" in 2004 and they have successfully addressed numerous issues during the process. Challenges and opportunities addressed by the team included several organizational changes within J&J, cost constraints within a very dynamic economic environment, use of BIM, evolving sustainability goals, and the existing esthetics of the campus and infrastructure. The completed project has delivered an open collaborative working environment for the research scientists, a building that enhances the esthetics of the campus, and systems that meet the Global J&J Sustainable Design goals. This has been done within the budget and schedule and the team is confident that the project will achieve LEED Gold Certification - the first laboratory building to earn that level of certification.
|
| Speaker Bios |
|
SPEAKER BIO
Mr. John C. Perrigue, PE
Johnson & Johnson
Project Director
John Perrigue is the Project Director for the Spring House Laboratory Expansion Project. He has been a project manager within J&J World-Wide Engineering since 2003. Prior to the PRD project, John led the project team renovating the Centocor Biologics facilities in St. Louis which achieved LEED Certification. In addition to project management, John's experience in includes bioprocessing USP water and steam systems, CIP/COP, clean room design and facility construction. Prior to joining J&J, John spent 13 years providing engineering consulting and construction management services for various research and pharmaceutical manufacturing clients. John is a member of the Board of Directors of the New Jersey ISPE Chapter and a member of the New Jersey Construction Roundtable.
Mr. Charles A. Johnsrud, RA
Johnsrud & Associates Architects LLC
Principal Architect
Charlie Johnsrud is the founder of Johnsrud & Associates a full service architectural firm specializing in programming, planning, and designing facilities for clients such as Johnson & Johnson, Merck, and Bristol-Myers Squibb as well as emerging pharmaceutical and biotech companies. Charlie's 30-plus years of experience have afforded him a range of roles, including principal-in-charge of design teams, Director of Quality Assurance for a large A/E firm, and construction project manager. His perspective brings significant benefits to each project whether strategic and concept planning for a large project or designing modifications to an existing facility around on-going operations. An advocate for the evolving roles within the industry, he has committed J&A to the implementation of BIM on all projects and to the pursuit of sustainable design opportunities. He has been a member of ISPE since 1995, recently joining the Academia Committee, and a LEED Accredited Professional since 2008. Charlie is a registered architect in 10 states and a graduate of Miami University of Ohio.
Mr. Richard Hahn
Skanska USA Building Inc.
Project Director
Dick Hahn is a Project Director for Skanska. He has been in the Construction Industry for over 30 years primarily in the Mid-Atlantic, Southeastern Pennsylvania region. He has worked for numerous clients including Johnson & Johnson, Wyeth, Janssen Pharmaceutica, Armstrong World Industries and Vanguard. He has built or renovated over one million square feet of Office/Lab/Vivarium space throughout his career and has just completed a 160K square foot R&D lab for Johnson & Johnson in Springhouse. He is presently completing approximately 80K square feet of interior lab renovations for J&J's Existing Research Building in Springhouse. Dick is a graduate of the University of Delaware and holds degrees in Pre-Law and Construction Management. His interests include paying his children's college tuitions and playing golf.
Mr. Patrick J. Spoden, AIA, LEED AP
Flad Architects
Senior Associate
Pat Spoden is a registered architect specializing in the planning and design of complex high technology facilities at Flad Architects. He is an experienced project architect/designer for corporate office and scientific research facilities. Pat excels in his commitment to work directly with the client, design team, and contractors to develop creative facility solutions. His experience includes project for clients such as Johnson & Johnson, Bayer Corporation, Amgen, Genentech, ACT, the University of Wisconsin, and the Medical College of Wisconsin. |
|
Program Sponsors |
|
____________________________________________________
| |
|
