B. Warren has ten years of experience in the fields of Life Science design, architectural design, interior design, critical facilities and facility planning. He has developed a broad understanding of functional and effective interior spaces that complements his creative and innovative approach to interpreting the architectural structure for the benefit of the commercial and life science projects on which he works. As a design professional Bryant understands design in today’s world for tomorrow’s cutting edge Laboratory challenges. Bryant’s experience as a Life Science designer specializing in the Bio-Hazard Laboratories, Chemical Laboratories, DNA Laboratories and Forensic laboratories has helped facilitate designs all over the country. His knowledge in Forensic Laboratories includes; Toxicology, DNA, Trace Evidence and Firearms incorporating a range. His solutions for challenges in Forensic Laboratory include designing a lab able to accommodate changes in future laboratory procedures. Adaptability, flexibility and mobility are the basic factors in his design process. These can be achieved by using flexible casework, mobile tables and overhead service carriers able to handle all utilities needed. By creating flexible systems and casework, encourages Scientist to alter their space to meet their needs and become more efficient.

Architectural Designer/Interior Design department Head – As head of the Interior Design department, I am Responsible for the management, interior project coordination, budget and designs of the many major Clients that Mckinney has world wide. As being promoted to an architectural designer, I am responsible for the many design decisions for the overall design of the project.• Currently working on the design of several Bio hazard laboratories all over the United States specialized in Life Sciences. As part of one of the only design teams in Virginia that designs bio hazard labs, I have been able to meet the highly critical needs and incorporate a more aesthetic atmosphere that meets both form and function. As lead Architectural designer, I have had great experience and success in the design of Critical facilities and warehouses.• As McKinney’s life Science designer, I have had the opportunity to work with several architecture firms as a lab consultant. I am currently working as a consultant for the NIA research facility for VT and the Division of consolidated Life Science building recommissioning project.• Provided consulting services for space planning, furniture selection, aesthetic and functional designs that fit in the client’s budget and produced a space that the client liked.