There are worse things than open offices. One of the new trends is open lab space. Chemistry labs at UNC made the transition a few years ago. Did someone, anyw

There are worse things than open offices. One of the new trends is open lab space. Chemistry labs at UNC made the transition a few years ago. Did someone, anywhere on the floor, open something that produces hazardous vapors? Why contain it to one room when you can expose 1/3 of the building? The University of Michigan's Biology program currently has a building under construction with the same "feature", and I am sure there are others.