Introducing the Mid-Patient
“What? How can you even suggest that we need additional beds! We are only operating at 65% occupancy.…
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Beyond the architecture: Lesson 2 From the Experience Economy
Lesson 2: Make the Experience Personal “The Experience Architecture Forum at Harvard,” the notice read to my as…
News April 30Curbing the costs of a new medical offi ce building
As the operating costs of medical office buildings (MOBs) continue to rise, creating an efficient MOB can help…
News March 1Look to the rainbow
In 1991 I began creating what I call Solar Spectrum Environmental Artworks, using prisms and mirrors to harness…
News March 1A community for kids
How often does one see a family tragedy transformed into a project aimed at uplifting the lives of…
News March 1In harmony with nature's blueprint
For years Erminia (Mimi) Guarneri, MD, has, like Don Quixote, been battling windmills. Frustrated by the limitations of…
News March 1Why the wayfi nding expert should be part of the team
Just as a team approach is used to treat a serious medical condition, a team effort can result…
News March 1Nature's wonderland
When a renowned children’s hospital seeks to expand its market, it shouldn’t be surprising when it does so…
News March 1Beyond the architecture: Five lessons from the Experience Economy
Many architects and their clients share a common lament: “The building didn’t turn out the way we hoped.”…
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