David R. Cozier, vice president, facilities and construction, Mount Carmel Health System, a Member of Trinity Health, is this year’s HCD 10 Facility Manager.
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Making The Grade: Duke University Student Wellness Center
Duke University solved a disjointed student healthcare experience by consolidating wellness offerings into a single, 72,000-square-foot campus destination.
Take 5 With Al Thompson
The managing executive and studio director with TPG Architecture discusses the top five trends and issues getting his attention right now.
Photo Tour: National Center for Plastic Surgery
The 5,350-square-foot medical suite features curved corridors, luxurious materials, and an all-white color palette to create a calming setting for patients.
The HCD 10: Jocelyn Stroupe, Interior Designer
Jocelyn Stroupe, principal, director of health interiors, at CannonDesign, is this year’s HCD 10 Interior Designer.
Face Time: Joel Kalmin
The director of facility design at Legacy Community Health talks about his path to healthcare design, giving back to others, and his favorite industry trend.
The HCD 10: Jeffrey S. Monzu, Architect
Jeffrey S. Monzu, vice president and senior project manager, at Leo A Daly, is this year’s HCD 10 Architect.
Celebrating The 2018 HCD 10 Winners
Healthcare Design’s annual awards program shines a spotlight on the broad spectrum of stars in our industry, specifically recognizing accomplishments over the 12 months.
2018 HCD Expo Preview: Rural Healthcare Educational Sessions
Several breakout sessions will give attendees a chance to learn about the current challenges—and opportunities—in rural healthcare design.
2018 HCD Expo Preview: Keynote Speakers
An impressive group of keynote speakers will hit the stage during the 2018 HCD Expo.
HCD Expo Preview: Covering Fabric Basics
Speakers with BIFMA preview their upcoming HCD Expo roundtable discussion on the cleanability and maintenance of coated fabrics in healthcare furniture.
2018 Design Showcase Honorable Mention: Campus Upgrade
MidMichigan Medical Center’s plans for a new cardiovascular center and updated ambulatory services get high marks from this year’s jurors.
