Changemaking
“For of those to whom much is given, much is required!” —Luke 12:48, as paraphrased by John F.…
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Contra-Mies
Not long ago, I had occasion to visit Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona Pavilion—a nearly 80-year-old architectural landmark…
Trends December 1Who’s number one?
Recently I heard a business consultant allude to the business philosophy of Southwest Airlines—in so many words, “With…
Trends November 1Medical City Dallas CareTower E DALLAS, TX
CareTower E is Medical City Dallas’s new $47 million, state-of-the-art, six-story critical-care tower. Located in the new building…
Trends August 31The importance of looking around
One of my favorite characters in all of literature is Howard Roark, the über-architect protagonist of Ayn Rand’s…
Trends August 31What’s in your tool kit?
As announced in March, The Center for Health Design is excited to be developing a new set of…
Trends June 30Putting things in order
Henry Ford is widely believed to have said of his Model T, “You can paint it any color,…
Trends June 30Technology meets healthcare design
One of the fascinating aspects of healthcare design is how it intersects with technology. Not that architecture doesn’t…
Trends April 30Ceiling lifts reduce patient-handling injuries
Back pain is a serious problem among nurses and nurse aides. Studies have shown that nurses who have…
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