Designing for safety
Nine miles on foot; constant alertness, concentration, and preparedness for the unexpected; endurance and determination to fight fatigue;…
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The art of med caps
As hospitals and clinics continue to implement expansive art programs in their facilities, it only follows that eventually,…
News July 31Five Questions to Ask Your Designer
For designers, costs, economies, and expertise are playing a larger role in the healthcare industry. In a competitive…
News July 28ASID: Office culture: Designers have chotskies too
Just over a year ago, our Perkins+Will DC office was awarded a new corporate project: the new Perkins+Will…
News July 25Does effective BIM use necessitate a team approach?
There was a recent blog post on Reed Construction Data by Mark Mergenschroer entitled, “BIM Requires a TEAM…
News July 21ASID: Incorporating patient- and family-centered care concepts
Patient- and family-centered care is an innovative approach to the planning, delivery, and evaluation of healthcare that is…
News July 20Is modern architecture too tiresome?
Recently, heralded film critic Roger Ebert wrote an editorial for the Chicago Sun-Times titled, “The image of a…
News July 14ASID: Addition by subtraction
Healthcare spaces easily become saturated with “stuff: halls crowded with stretchers and wheelchairs; walls covered in handrails, bumper…
News July 13ASID: Staff considerations when designing healthcare facilities
When I’m designing healthcare spaces, I always keep three groups of occupants in mind throughout the entire process:…
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