Designing For The Bariatric Patient Population
Two topics consistently come up with clients planning renovations or new construction at their acute care facility: designing…
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Building trust
I’ve gone through some enlightening experiences recently, all revolving around the issue of trust. Specifically, via various article…
Trends July 31An urban high-rise makes green dollars and sense
At first glance you wouldn’t take the building to be: (1) a senior living community or (2) an…
Trends July 31The elephant in the room
It’s interesting: Healthcare designers can talk ad infinitum about a world of issues—evidence-based design, patient- /staff-centric concepts, patient…
Trends June 30Universal Grid Planning In Healthcare Design
Using a universal grid planning approach can provide future adaptability, reduce initial capital investment, offer speed-to-market options, and…
Trends June 30Something old, something new
It’s always interesting when reading about history to discover that “modern” isn’t always as fresh and squeaky new…
Trends June 30The almost and the soon-to-be
The trials and tribulations of a magazine editor probably don’t rank very high on anyone’s list of must-reads.…
News May 31“Starchitects”
The other day I came across a term—a pun, actually—that I thought was perfect: “starchitects” (the reference being…
Trends April 30An exercise in versatility
Primary care and hospital buildings involve a little bit of everything,” says an article in the excellent British…
Trends March 31Measuring our success
Each year as we sit down to look at project submissions for the annual Architectural Showcase issue of…
Trends March 31
