Contributors to this article include Laura Jensen and David Artman, Principals at Array.
Many healthcare projects face extreme budget fatigue with the economic challenges created by rising inflation.....READ MORE
Co-authored by Marc Mendoza, a Lead Designer at Array
When you exit the US-58 Midtown tunnel by car in Norfolk, VA, there it is: the gleaming, angular, striking exterior of Children’s Hospital of the.....READ MORE
Topics: Exterior Design
Doylestown Hospital’s Outpatient Pavilion, developed in partnership with Anchor Health Properties, creates a one-stop experience for outpatient care in the community. A finalist for HREI’s Best New.....READ MORE
Co-authored by Morgan Young.
In 2019, the Lebanon, PA Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center tapped Miller Remick and Array Architects to design and construct a Community Living Center (CLC) that.....READ MORE
Topics: designing for COVID-19
Recent work at Array prompted our design team to compile crucial guidance for designing facilities in hurricane zones. For example, a health facility located on a tropical island requires.....READ MORE
Topics: Sustainability
An emerging best practice for behavioral health environments is to design spaces that minimize or eliminate areas where patients are secluded or restrained. The aim is to develop an environment.....READ MORE
Topics: Behavioral Health Design
As a healthcare architect, I get to see every day how powerful specialty care can be for the patients being treated in highly specialized hospitals. It is not every day that we are able to design.....READ MORE
Welcome to our Clinician-Centered Design blog series, where we showcase guidance and design strategies to mitigate staff burnout, promote well-being and quantify the impact design solutions. Start...
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Authors Diana Louden and Lauren Michaels contributed to this piece.
Imagine yourself as a nurse, nine hours into your 12-hour ICU shift. After watching your favorite patient take an unexpected turn.....READ MORE
Topics: respite healthcare design, healthcare burnout, clinician centered design
While patient experience, satisfaction and recovery rates are wise metrics to evaluate a health system, there are routine occupants that simply need a more supportive built environment: the...
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