Why 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…
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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.”…
News March 1ARCHITECTURAL FABRICS, SIGNAGE, and FLOORING
Banners and sunscreens Rainier can provide fabric displays for any environment. Unique print or appliqué banners of any…
News March 1The unique Architecture for Health program at Texas A&M University: Past, present, and future
Philosophy The guiding research and educational philosophy of Texas A&M University’s Architecture for Health program, which was established…
News March 1Green Guide for Health Care, provides framework for healthy building
Imagine a cancer center constructed without materials that contain known human carcinogens, or a hospital that serves organic…
News March 1Parking structures: Utilitarian but essential
The need for complicated, lifesaving services often drives the shape and layout of healthcare buildings. In contrast, parking…
News March 1Lessons on achieving the extraordinary
Stick your neck out, and your odds of winning are at least 50/50. You can increase those odds…
News March 1Four takes on planning
Before the first meaningful design concept hits the drawing board, project planners and programmers set the rules of…
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