
Best practices for healthcare renovations, new construction
Healthcare architects have written tips and shared advice on how to make the decision between renovation and new construction a little easier, and there are many examples of best practices in both renovation and replacement. Here are just a few standouts.
By Healthcare Facilities Today
February 1, 2013
Topic Area: Renovations
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