From bench to bedside
Designed by Perkins+Will, the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Center for Cancer Immunotherapeutics and Tumor Immunology is a unique…
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Looking for depth-Leading patients into art
Though a large portion of Detroit-based photographer Monte Nagler’s business is now healthcare-based, it wasn’t always that way.…
News April 30Lighting, Art, and Corner & Wall Protection
Architectural glass Skyline Design’s 12 new patterns in kid’s glass art collection encourage interactivity and creative play. “Try-on”…
News April 30Platinum products and services guide: Most innovative product designers product showcase
Ever come across a product that was so beautifully designed that you just had to comment on it?…
News April 30Engineering the Architecture
Frank Gehry is probably the most prominent living architect to fit the moniker of the “starchitect.” His design…
News April 30Nanotextiles offer healthcare designers more choices
Nanotechnology has a scientifically hip sound to it. The study of matter at the atomic/molecular level, nanotechnology has…
News April 28Challenging the AIA's definition of 'green'
I recently came across a blog post from Kaid Benfield, Director, Smart Growth Program, Washington D.C., called “I…
News April 28What gets left in the attic?
If you are on a major hospital project and your specifications are "traditional,” you might be on the…
News April 26Do you design for counter-terrorism?
Last week’s HEALTHCARE DESIGN poll question asked: RIBA recently launched guidelines for designing public spaces for counter-terrorism. Do…
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