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The Architect Behind the New Fortresses of Science

WINNIPEG, CANADA--
 Since its inauguration 3 years ago, a biosafety lab architect Jim Orzechowski designed in his hometown for the Canadian government has become what Orzechowski, not overly modest, calls the "gold standard" for a whole new generation of labs. For now Orzechowski and company seem to have a lock on the market, although some newcomers may give them a run for their money.