Large healthcare organizations that are actively merging with and/or acquiring facilities, as well as building new ground-up facilities for better healthcare offerings, need to consider overall..
Posted by Guest Contributor on Nov 04, 2015
Large healthcare organizations that are actively merging with and/or acquiring facilities, as well as building new ground-up facilities for better healthcare offerings, need to consider overall..
Topics: Facility Planning, Healthcare Design, Master Planning, Adaptability, Design Approach
Posted by Guest Contributor on Sep 10, 2015
As healthcare systems continue to expand and evolve, a new challenge has emerged. Facilities, whether newly built or newly acquired, are bringing additional resources into the system. These new..
Topics: Facility Planning, Healthcare Design, Master Planning, Adaptability
Posted by Guest Contributor on May 27, 2015
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
Posted by Guest Contributor on May 13, 2015
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
Posted by Pat Malick on Feb 27, 2015
Topics: Facility Planning, Healthcare Design
Posted by Laura Moran on Feb 23, 2015
Topics: Facility Planning, simulation, Discrete Event Simulation
Posted by Lisa Lipschutz on May 21, 2013
I am proud to have spent my career focused on healthcare architecture. Not only does the specialty move me as a planner and designer; it has great relevance in the world today
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Topics: Architecture, Facility Planning, Healthcare Design, Interior Design, Master Planning, roadmap, Continuous Improvement