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Whither the absurd?

Recently I finished reading a book called Architecture of the Absurd (Quantuck Lane Press, New York) by a…

Trends January 1

Focus on sterilization and high-level disinfection in a healing environment

Striving to provide quality care in a healing environment, healthcare facilities are taking a closer look at methods…

Trends January 1

An ‘off the wall’ solution for a NICU expansion

Since the late 1980s, architects at The Estopinal Group (TEG) have provided facilities solutions on more than 500…

Trends January 1

Five comments about evidence-based design

Why five comments? I really don’t know—maybe it’s what easily fits into a column this length. Heaven knows…

Trends December 1

Ask not….

I recently sat in a hospital project team meeting where a colleague asked what the Pebble program was…

Trends October 31

Where are the innovators in healthcare?

Aheadline on the Op/Ed page of the July 19, 2007 edition of The Wall Street Journal reads, “Where…

Trends August 31

A time to network

These days, there are dozens of ways that people can access information: Webinars, podcasts, magazines like this one,…

Trends August 31

Environments for Aging

In April, The Center for Health Design (CHD) in conjunction with Vendome Group, LLC, launched, with great success,…

Trends May 31

Researching the effectiveness of a participatory evidence-based design process

The typical hospital design process is often more participatory by nature than the design process used to develop…

Trends March 31
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