Healthcare bathrooms pass inspection at closeout. But they prove themselves after occupancy. Small decisions around layout, wet zones, and material coordination can impact fall risk, staff strain, and long-term maintenance. Yet most bathrooms are evaluated only for...
Modern healthcare spaces need materials that improve safety, durability, and efficiency while reducing downtime and long‑term maintenance. Traditional tile no longer meets today’s infection‑control and operational demands. Discover how forward‑thinking facilities are...
At the 2025 PDC Summit in Atlanta, a simple experiment challenged a long-standing assumption in healthcare design. The question: Does the color of operating room flooring affect how easily surgical instruments can be found when dropped? Two mockups were created, using...
Creating a new healthcare facility is more than bricks and mortar — it’s about building environments that support better care, efficient workflows, and future-ready technology. This eBook offers expert insights into how to plan, implement, and optimize patient-facing...
Healthcare facility design and construction is experiencing unprecedented growth driven by evolving patient needs and safety requirements. Metal fabric emerges as a revolutionary solution that combines durability, safety, and biophilic benefits to create therapeutic...
Designing for accessibility in healthcare spaces is crucial to ensure patients, regardless of their abilities, can receive appropriate care
This guide compares two common materials with infection control in mind: traditional tiled showers and seamless composite systems.
73% of nurses say a high-quality breakroom helps reduce stress and fatigue — yet approximately one in three rarely take breaks. With nurse burnout and turnover on the rise, healthcare organizations must make staff well-being a priority. This new report reveals five...
