As healthcare leaders pursue sustainability and carbon-reduction goals, all-electric hospitals offer a new solution to create more resilient, energy-efficient care environments. The first installment of this two-part article series looks at the environmental and economic drivers of electrification.
These essential spaces deserve research-driven and evidence-based planning strategies to deliver human-centered spaces that improve performance and promote well-being for patients and staff.
The Arthur M. Blank Hospital spans 2 million square feet and houses 446 beds, with a design that simultaneously embraces nature and technology.
Prioritizing biophilic design in behavioral health environments can help deliver care spaces that foster healing, well-being, and a sense of safety.
In Healthcare Design’s Looking Back column, Vance Consulting’s Gary Vance reflects on the A/E/C industry’s evolution into a strong network of highly dedicated, knowledgeable, and creative partners.
The New York chapter of the PWC hosted a Healthcare Forum where leaders from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Montefiore Einstein, and New York Presbyterian Hospital provided industry insights.
After opening a new outpatient facility on its hospital campus, Dayton Children’s recognized a need to improve signage and wayfinding to better assist patients and families.
The 152,000-square-foot outpatient facility showcases new clinic modules and updated brand aesthetics on the hospital campus in Dayton, Ohio.
More healthcare projects in North America are considering mass timber construction to reap the benefits, including improved patient experiences and healing outcomes.
Margulies Perruzzi’s Edward Marcey discusses how integrating a people-forward design can promote a sense of belonging and meet the specific challenges of behavioral health environments.
These specially designed therapy suites in behavioral health hospitals provide space for diagnosis-specific therapies and treatments, assisting patients on their path to recovery.
Biophilic design strategies and the careful integration of nature within healthcare environments can support human health and wellness.
