Healthcare projects honored for design

August 12, 2014 Follow @HFToday

Eight projects were named in American Institute of Architects' National Healthcare Design Awards, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website. Recipients were selected in four categories:

• Built, less than $25 million in construction cost

• Built, more than $25 million in construction cost

• Unbuilt, must be commissioned for compensation by a client with the authority and intention to build

• Innovations in planning and design research, built and unbuilt

See the list of winners.

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