Wayfinding in Healthcare
Designing and producing wayfinding in the healthcare environment is a study of the human perception of space and…
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HCD.11 Update: Making the Tough Choices
Late last week, I traversed the country in the middle of one of the most horrifying winter storms…
News February 10The Affordable Care Act: Shaping Lean Healthcare Facilities Development—Part 2
As providers begin to understand the impact healthcare reform will have on their business, many hospitals and medical…
News February 9Shedding Light on Clinic Design
In my last post, I discussed the results of a survey asking participants to identify design features that…
News February 9The Affordable Care Act: Shaping Lean Healthcare Facilities Development—Part 1
The front entrance to Overlake Hospital and Medical Center in Bellevue, Washington. As providers begin to understand the…
News February 8Automation: Productivity's Final Frontier?
In all my reading, research, and discussions on how buildings are executed and how to improve the speed…
News February 7Can You Hear Me Now?
A better question for those of us building hospitals—do you want to hear me now? There are two…
News February 2Introducing the New and Improved ADA 2010
Perkins+Will/Ken Hayden. This reception desk at the Arlington Free Clinic, Arlington, Virginia, illustrates the different access heights integrated…
News February 1Are we being too innovative when we select healthcare art?
Designers and clients enjoy selecting artwork. Imagination and creativity are finally given free reign when the art selection…
News February 1
