Whether your building is suitable for repurposing will depend on a number of factors. Firstly, the location of the building will be critical. Life sciences communities tend to cluster around academic institutions, major hospitals, research hubs, and large pharmaceutical companies. Next, you will need to consider the structural specification of your building. Occupiers in the life sciences sector often need large floor to ceiling heights, flexible floor plates, significant power provision, increased floor loading capabilities, and plenty of space for M&E and plant. These are only a handful of the characteristics that a building suitable for repurposing will need. We can advise on whether your building will work for life sciences.