Discover how adaptive reuse is reshaping Australia's specialised infrastructure—download the Fit for Re-purpose event report for expert insights, real case studies, and practical guidance.

In an industry where adaptability can define survival, this article explores how strategically embedding flexibility into manufacturing design reduces risk, controls cost, and positions manufacturers to thrive in an unpredictable market.

Discover why traditional cost-cutting in pharmaceutical procurement is no longer enough — and how a strategic, value-driven approach is essential to protect quality, compliance, and long-term success.

Discover how Connected's 15+ years of Early Contractor Involvement expertise delivers unmatched precision, risk mitigation, and integrated execution for complex life sciences construction projects.

Riaan Kirk, Senior Site Manager at Connected, shares how evolving laboratory design, early contractor involvement, and rigorous early-stage planning are transforming the delivery of complex life science facilities.

James Calder examines how law firms can modernise traditional cellular offices through co-ownership models that boost efficiency while preserving confidentiality and professional standards.

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Darren Houston shares how his zero-fatality approach, hands-on leadership, and vision for global expansion are driving Connected’s safety and quality excellence across complex projects.

Seamless construction, zero disruption—our five-pillar approach keeps your operations live, safe, and future-ready while we build for what’s next.

Life science companies are ditching fragmented sites - cutting costs, speeding innovation, and unlocking the full power of collaboration under one roof.

Discover the top 5 trends shaping life science design and construction - from digital operations and integrated risk management to adaptive reuse - driven by flexible, future-ready strategies and Connected’s smarter, collaborative approach.

Aging pharma facilities risk costly failures. Delaying asset replacement threatens reliability and compliance. Strategic, modern upgrades are no longer optional—they’re essential.

Kenny Gunawan, Head of Construction at Connected, shares how digital tools, collaborative leadership, modular planning, and smart sustainability are transforming laboratory construction.

With 14 years in construction, Angela Boyd leads complex life sciences and workplace fit outs as a Construction Manager at Connected. She emphasises the need for precision, early collaboration, and sustainability - integrating solutions like solar, efficient cooling, and smart systems. Angela’s proactive approach ensures technical performance and stakeholder alignment in every project

A high-performing pharmaceutical facility balances compliance, efficiency, and safety. This guide highlights five key design pillars - regulations, workflow, environment, support infrastructure, and risk management - to help teams deliver optimised, future-ready spaces.

Bringing in the right expertise early means fewer risks, better outcomes, and faster delivery. At Connected, we know ECI is key to building smarter health and science facilities.

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Single-use plastics boost pharma efficiency but strain supply chains and the environment. As the market grows, sustainability challenges mount. Innovation in recycling and waste management is key to balancing progress with responsibility.

The next generation of knowledge precincts will blend flexible physical space, digital integration, and AI to drive collaboration and innovation—shifting from static offices to dynamic, shared environments that adapt in real time.

Cameron Easdale on Lab Builds:
"Quality, speed, and sustainability—no compromises. We build for science and the future."

A global shift is transforming underused office buildings into state-of-the-art laboratories, driven by booming life sciences demand, remote work, and sustainability goals. The UK leads with streamlined planning reforms, the US showcases scale, and Europe builds momentum. Australia shows strong potential but faces regulatory hurdles. Success hinges on location, technical viability, and regulatory navigation. As the sector grows, reform and innovation will be key to unlocking global opportunities.