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HCD Expo Keynote: Inspiring Breakout Ideas
A panel of representatives from some of the leading healthcare organizations discussed what the industry should be considering when it comes to innovation and the future of healthcare design.
PHOTO TOUR: Platte Valley Medical Center
Owner SCL Health remodeled 17,000 square feet of shell space to create a 28-bed medical/surgery unit in Brighton, Colo.
Design Intuition At Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center renovated its main concourse to create a more cohesive brand statement and improve the arrival sequence and overall patient experience.
Take 5 With Joseph Doherty
The principal at FCA discusses the top five trends and issues getting his attention right now.
HCD Expo: 2019 Nightingale Winners Announced
Jurors in the annual product awards competition selected CF Stinson’s DesignMix with Color AI as the Best of Competition.
Seismic Design At California Pacific Medical Center Van Ness
Sutter Health turned an entire city block in San Francisco into its new 1 million-square-foot California Pacific Medical Center Van Ness campus hospital.
PHOTO TOUR: Gandel Wing at Cabrini Malvern
The acute care hospital in Melbourne, Australia, opened a seven-story clinical services building in July, bringing its total number of hospital beds to 556.
Take 5 With Ashley Dias
The director of healthcare strategies at Perkins and Will discusses the top five trends and issues getting her attention right now.
Rising Up: Reducing Building Materials’ Carbon Footprint
Mara Baum, sustainable design leader, health and wellness; principal at HOK (San Francisco), discusses the importance of reducing the embodied carbon of building materials in healthcare buildings.
Rising Up: Defining A Living Design Framework
Robin Guenther, principal, Perkins and Will (New York) discusses redefining the industry’s approach to sustainability by introducing a more inclusive Living Design framework.
PHOTO TOUR: Walker Center for Cancer Care at Samaritan Health
The 22,000-square-foot facility consolidates care into a centralized location, with design features meant to serve as positive distractions during treatments.
