Construction and Design - February 2014
Healthcare Design magazine honors educator
James Shraiky is the founder of the Healthcare Design Initiatives department at Arizona State University
2/27/2014
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Proper lab ventilation needed to protect to life and property
Understanding the codes and standards that guide laboratory ventilation design is key
2/27/2014
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Cedars-Sinai Advanced Health Sciences Pavilion gets LEED-NC Gold certification
The exterior of the pavilion features a double-facade, high-performance glass skin that reduces heat gain and glare while providing a comfortable interior environment
2/27/2014
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Healthcare Design magazine honors Rising Star
David Ruthven, co-lead and creative director, NXT Health, gained national attention for the Patient Room 2020 project
2/25/2014
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Network technology becoming fourth utility in healthcare construction
Technology joins mechanical, electrical and plumbing as role in healthcare increases
2/25/2014
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Serene interior design and art reflect spirit of Parkinson's support facility
Every design feature needed to complement the intended outcome: the creation of a unique facility for Parkinson's patients and caregivers
2/24/2014
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Healthcare Design magazine honors Firm of the Year
Perkins+Will work with the Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital attention for its waterfront facility with endless daylighting, resilient and green features and integration with the community
2/24/2014
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Ecotherapy gardens may heal the body by healing the Earth
Ecotherapy programs can be scaled to suit suburban and rural facilities with lots of landscape space or to challenging urban sites through the use of small container gardens or landscaped roofs
2/24/2014
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Architect honored by Healthcare Design magazine
Laura Poltronieri firm focuses exclusively on healthcare facilities serving children, infants, and mothers
2/21/2014
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Architect discusses influencing the next generation of designers
Healthcare Design magazine's 'Take Five' series asks healthcare design professionals about what's got their attention
2/20/2014
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Hospital offices designed for teamwork
When a team begins to design a healthcare office environment, it is important to understand the collaborative environment
2/19/2014
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Bangkok hospital focuses on attracting medical tourism business
Bumrungrad International Hospital's new women and children's campus will include concierge service on the first floor and retail and dining on the second
2/19/2014
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N.Y. laboratory a demonstration of new design ideas
Molecular Therapeutics laboratory includes more flexible spaces and a welcoming and relaxed environment for researchers
2/19/2014
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Army hospital opens first expansion in 30 years
Winn Army Community Hospital is part of a two-phase $74 million project to revitalize facility
2/18/2014
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NYSID exhibit explores design for cancer patients
New York School of Interior Design announces an exhibition called Maggie's Centres: A Blueprint for Cancer Care, from March 7-April 25, 2014
2/18/2014
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When reality hits the perfect hybrid OR project
Proactive strategies are needed to keep the project on track and produce a successful outcome
2/18/2014
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Simulated NICU shows impact of design on function
'Patient Experience Simulation Lab' experience is guided with input from actual clinicians, patients and families
2/18/2014
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Patient of the future offers new vision of care
Design team creates a smarter patient room that looks like it belongs in a space station
2/14/2014
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In healthcare design, patients rather than facilities are the customer
The end user of a healthcare project design is the patient, and that person defines value
2/14/2014
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How a hospital room can help patients heal
Facility design moving from being caregiver centered to patient centered
2/14/2014
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Hospital construction survey shows Obamacare spurring facilities assessment
Fifty one percent of respondents said they are considering the Affordable Care Act in senior leadership discussions about potential changes needed to existing facilities or campus design
2/13/2014
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Effective change management can help with major transitions
Using an inclusive and systematic design process helped Baltimore's Chase Brexton adeptly manage new CEOS and a remodeled historical building
2/13/2014
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Maine healthcare center's fresh look reflects surroundings
Andre Health Care Facility's interior renovation includes new light fixtures, acoustic tiles in the ceilings, furniture and floor tiles, as well as a new color scheme that reflects nearby marshes, wetlands and trees
2/13/2014
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Children's hospitals often lead the way on innovation
Calming colors on the walls, dial-up dining service and MRI machines designed for comfort are recent changes inspired by children's hospitals
2/11/2014
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Landscape designer's insights into a healing garden
Healthcare Design's 'Take Five' series asks healthcare design professionals about what's got their attention
2/11/2014
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SickKids Research Institute designed for vertical interaction
New 778,000-square-foot tower in downtown Toronto brings together 200 principal investigators and a staff of nearly 2,000 people
2/10/2014
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Renovated Craig Hospital doubles size of outpatient clinic
Englewood, Colo., facility adds 85,000 square feet of new space and approximately 135,000 square feet of renovated space including a new aquatic therapy pool
2/6/2014
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Long-term care facility renovates to fit Boomers
New assisted living facility was designed to look like an assemblage of two- and three-story townhomes, but is very much a unified structure on the interior
2/6/2014
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UK HealthCare to renovate former Lexington Dillard's store
UK HealthCare will be the anchor tenant. The clinic will consolidate patient services of UK Family & Community Medicine.
2/5/2014
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Children's Medical Center design used to unite different groups in new space
Engineering, safety, and planning design & construction needed a space that would unite them as it educated the greater organization on the value that they provide
2/5/2014
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Toronto dental facility recognized by interior design award
In addition to a new facade, the facility has a new roof with a large skylight to bring daylight into the center of the linear space. The ground floor had to be raised to meet code and that necessity became a virtue, giving the reception area, elevated above the street, a stage-like presence.
2/4/2014
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Key elements for pediatric ambulatory care spaces
Designer emphasizes flexibility, security and community ties
2/4/2014
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Take a virtual tour of The Palace at Coral Gables
Architectural and design criteria were focused on an upscale clientele of senior residents seeking to maintain their accustomed lifestyle among familiar surroundings
2/4/2014
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Boomers looking for connected long-term care facilities
They are seeking a lifestyle that allows them to remain an active part of their town or city
2/3/2014
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CEO explains Michigan hospital's luxe makeover
Hospital near Detroit feels like a luxury hotel and treats patients like guests
2/3/2014
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