As educational institutions increasingly invest in specialized learning environments for skilled trades such as advanced manufacturing, construction, and the culinary arts, the need for tailored infrastructure becomes essential. These facilities often mimic real-world workplace conditions, requiring complex and customized plumbing systems.
In the November 2025 cover story of Plumbing Engineer magazine, Henderson Engineers colleagues Warren Rosenbrook, plumbing technical director, and Carl Holden, community sector technical director, offer expert guidance on designing these unique spaces. Drawing on a combined 66 years of industry experience, they explore a variety of facility types and the distinct plumbing challenges each presents.
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