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Virtual Reality in Architecture

Posted by Guest Contributor on Sep 02, 2015

The impact technology has on society is blatant and prevalent. From the first computer to wearable tech, society has evolved alongside technological advancements. The way people interact with each..

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Topics: technology, Adaptability

Henry J. Carter - A Case Study in Project Cost and Schedule

Posted by Guest Contributor on Aug 25, 2015

For more information about the Henry J. Carter project, see an extended interview and feature by Jenny Ivy of Healthcare Construction + Operations

On July 2, 2010, New York City Mayor, Michael.....READ MORE

Topics: Continuous Improvement, Cost Reduction Strategies, Collocation, Adaptability

Integrated Project Delivery: Redefining Success

Posted by Guest Contributor on Aug 18, 2015

By all accounts, Array’s most recent IPD project was a success. The team met the project goals and metrics; and staff and patients were delighted. It was under budget and on schedule. Nevertheless,..

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Topics: Design Approach, Integrated Project Design/Delivery (IPD)

How Design Process Influences a Healthcare Facility’s Life Cycle Costs

Posted by Guest Contributor on Aug 10, 2015

In a previous lifetime, I worked for a large architecture firm that provided rollout retail work. While I cannot say that I particularly enjoyed this type of work very much, I did learn a lesson..

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Topics: Healthcare Design, Operations Improvement, Design Approach

Home is Where the Art is: Incorporating Art in Healthcare Facilities

Posted by Guest Contributor on Aug 07, 2015

Relaxing. Soothing. Welcoming. These words are more often used to describe an ideal home than they are a hospital. However, when you are tasked with designing a long-term healthcare facility, with...

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Topics: Art and Healthcare, Patient Environment, Healing Environment

Managing Content Creation with DropTask

Posted by Guest Contributor on Jul 20, 2015

Featured in a DropTask case study in December 2015

Since the firm’s transition to a culture that embraces knowledge sharing as a vehicle to provide enhanced value to our clients, Array Architects..

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Topics: Continuous Improvement

Optimize Functionality, Reduce Cost Using a Mock-Up Room

Posted by Guest Contributor on Jul 14, 2015

Healthcare architecture tends to create repetitive spaces, so it is important to get them right. Whether it is 40 prep/recovery spaces, a greenfield hospital with 700 new patient rooms, or a..

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Topics: Healthcare Design, mock-ups, Cost Reduction Strategies

Knowledge Sharing at the Revit Technology Conference

Posted by Guest Contributor on Jul 09, 2015

The fifth North America Revit Technology Conference will occur on July 23 – 25 in Washington D.C. Conference attendees will have the opportunity to network, learn from experts and knowledge-share..

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Why Central Sterile is Such a Central Service

Posted by Guest Contributor on Jul 06, 2015

The Central Sterile Processing Department is essential to the safety and efficiency of many other departments. The location, flow and size of the Central Sterile Processing Department affects nearby..

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Topics: Kaizen, central sterile, Surgery

Infographics: Making Their Mark in the Business Industry

Posted by Guest Contributor on Jun 30, 2015

In today’s fast-pace, evolving world people are constantly looking for a faster, more efficient way to receive and register information. Everyday people are creating applications, graphic information.....READ MORE

Topics: data, infographics, graphic trends

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