by HCD Guest Author | Sep 30, 2010 | News
Resource rooms such as the one at the Susquehanna Health Cancer Center provide a library-like space for patients' family and loved ones to spend timeWalk into many of the new hospitals in the United States, and you might mistake the lobby for that of a five-star...
by HCD Guest Author | Sep 30, 2010 | News
Globally, buildings that support the delivery of healthcare services vary broadly by type-ranging from small community outpatient clinics to large acute-care hospitals-and have an equally broad range of owners-including philanthropic nonprofits, corporate entities,...
by HCD Guest Author | Sep 30, 2010 | News
Welcome to HEALTHCARE DESIGN's 2010 International Architectural ShowcaseVendome Group and The Center for Health Design are pleased to present the 3rd annual International Architectural Showcase edition featuring projects from around the globe. Projects were...
by HCD Guest Author | Sep 30, 2010 | News
HKS, Inc. DALLAS, TXCentro de Cancer ABC MEXICO CITY, MEXICOMexico City's Centro de Cancer ABC (American British Cowdray Cancer Center) is a comprehensive oncology center that provides a new central location for many services that had previously been located...
by HCD Guest Author | Sep 30, 2010 | News
Naturally, architecture, sustainability, and culturally driven design vary widely in healthcare facilities around the world; however, a number of commonalities still ring true from Melbourne, Australia, to Beijing to Tel Aviv, Israel, to London.“As a general...
by HCD Guest Author | Sep 30, 2010 | News
Since 2006, the October issue of HEALTHCARE DESIGN has been our special International Edition, focusing on healthcare projects from around the globe. Beginning in 2008, the issue has also been home to our International Architectural Showcase, a companion to our...
by HCD Guest Author | Sep 30, 2010 | News
Images courtesy of RTKL At the culmination of a recent international design competition, RTKL was awarded the design contract for Shanghai Changzheng Pudong Hospital. It will be the largest hospital ever built in China in one phase, housing more than 2,000 beds and...
by HCD Guest Author | Sep 30, 2010 | News
The focus on the invisible part of evidence-based design (EBD) that almost contradicts the nature of its context made it difficult to write this article. But no visible results are possible without efforts made in terms of methods and process tools. During thousands...
by HCD Guest Author | Sep 30, 2010 | News
PHOTOGRAPHY: HIROSHI SHINOZAWA, TOKYO, JAPAN Hired by HCM Sun City Japan, San Francisco interior design firm Yokomizo Associates, in collaboration with BAR Architects of San Francisco, spent five years envisioning a new potential for senior living healthcare. The...
by HCD Guest Author | Sep 30, 2010 | News
Earth-friendly polyurethane textileThe new Everywhere pattern, from the All Spaces collection by Sina Pearson Textiles, made of 100% polyurethane (looks/feels like leather), can be used indoors and outside. Everywhere's solid colors won't fade in sunlight, and...
