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Centralized vs. Decentralized Nursing Stations

This article was previously published in the Summer 2010 edition of HERD Journal. For more information, visit http://www.herdjournal.com. It is estimated that by the year 2015, $200 billion will have been spent on hospital design and construction across the United...

Seoul National University Hospital Medical Mall

Seoul, South Korea Gresham, Smith and Partners Category: Category C: Unbuilt Project: Seoul National University Hospital Medical Mall Client: Taeyoung Project Location: Seoul, South Korea Architect: Gresham, Smith and Partners Associate Architect: Mooyoung Architects...

Returning balance to patients through landscape photography

The fog snaked in from my starboard side, growing ominously until it swallowed all visual reference. I was kayaking alone across a large expanse of open water to a remote island on Lake Superior. Loaded with supplies and camera gear, I was prepared for three days of camping and landscape photography.

Children's Medical Center at Legacy

Robert Canfield Plano, Texas ZGF Architects/PageSoutherlandPage Category: Category B: Built, More than $25 million (construction cost) Project: Children's Medical Center at Legacy Client: Children's Medical Center of Dallas Project Location: Plano, Texas Architects:...

AIA/AAH National Healthcare Design Awards: 2010 JURY

John Pangrazio FAIA, FACHA NBBJ Seattle, Washington Jury Chair John Pangrazio is widely regarded as one of the country's leaders in healthcare architecture. He is recognized among healthcare architects for the breadth of his understanding of the issues affecting the...

Hospitality meets healthcare

IMAGES PROVIDED BY HKS, INC. Use of nature is a great way of creating a campus that is more than just healthcare. Walking trails can provide a respite for families with children or relatives in the hospital. Hospitality design intertwined with healthcare architecture...

Too Noisy to Heal

Hospitals are noisy and stressful places. Most exceed the World Health Organization standards in average noise levels. A recent study showed that hospitals are getting noisier each year, with a growing cacophony of people, alarms, machines, and clattering carts. 1...

Evaluating evidence for credibility, acceptability, and actionability: Findings from visits with three Pebble Partners

When reliable and practical evidence related to design features and principles is used, facility design decisions can contribute to more effective health services delivery. Recent trends suggest a heightened interest in evidence-based healthcare facility design. However, it is not clear how healthcare organizations engaged in renovation or new construction projects are actually using different types of information during the design process, or the kind of sources of evidence being used.

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