Featured on FacilityCare in April 2015.
Utilizing KaiNexus – a cloud-based platform that allows cross-office access to improvement projects – to identify and track an opportunity for improvement..
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Topics: Process Improvement, Continuous Improvement, Design Approach
Featured in BloovanConnect and Medical Construction + Design in September 2015.
In April 2015, our group of healthcare facility leaders reconvened having previously met in December 2014 and February...
Topics: Healthcare Design, Deloitte, Integrated Project Design/Delivery (IPD)
Featured in Health Facilities Management, March 2014
More than 15 years ago, a new healthcare organization sprung from a growing outmigration from Trenton, NJ, into its suburbs and three hospitals.....READ MORE
Topics: Continuous Improvement, Adaptability
Preparing a healthcare campus for a major transformation project requires many smaller projects to enable the building of the new facilities
As part of Array Architects’ extensive, network-wide ...
Topics: communication, Facility Planning
Co-authored by Adrian Hagerty and Jessica Bellman, and featured in the 2015 Building Healthcare Magazine conference supplement.
As real estate investors and developers continue to look for ways to.....READ MORE
Topics: real estate, Ambulatory Care
Featured in FacilityCare, January 2015Deciding you need a Facility Condition Assessment (FCA) can often be the easiest part of getting it done. There are multiple variables to consider once you have...
...READ MORETopics: Facility Planning, building codes, Healthcare
The US Healthcare System is an evolving and dynamic marketplace with constantly developing technologies, fluid clinical processes and procedures, changing regulatory pressures, as well as..
Topics: real estate, facilities management, Population Health Management
As we find ourselves in the midst of tremendous change and a fundamental shift in healthcare delivery, the importance of the right team of investment, design and building advisors cannot be stressed.....READ MORE
Topics: developer, Medical Office Building (MOB), Ambulatory Care
Those of us who have been in the healthcare industry for a while will remember the 2001 and 2006 AIA Guidelines section for hospital Telecommunications and Information Systems. It was a simple..
Topics: AIA, Continuous Improvement, information technology
Authored by Jonathan Bykowski and Laura Silvoy
In March, ten leaders representing a cross section of the firm dedicated three days to uncovering the reality about how a project moves from client..
Topics: Planning, Future State Mapping
