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How computer simulations of vision loss create more empathetic buildings for the visually impaired
Here is a look at four challenges identified from our research and how the design responds accordingly.
NBBJ | Jan 7, 2022
Supporting hope and healing
Five research-driven design strategies for pediatric behavioral health environments.
NBBJ | Nov 23, 2021
Why vertical hospitals might be the next frontier in healthcare design
In this article, we’ll explore the opportunities and challenges of high-rise hospital design, as well as the main ideas and themes we considered when designing the new medical facility for the heart of London.
NBBJ | Aug 18, 2021
20 years after developing the first open core hospital design here is what the firm has learned
Hospitals have traditionally used a “racetrack” layout, which accommodates patient rooms around the exterior and situates work areas and offstage functions in a central block.
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The vitality of ground level commercial space is about much more than the future of retail.
NBBJ | Apr 13, 2021
Rethinking well-being at work
The four levels of health that support long-term success.
NBBJ | Feb 25, 2021
A healthier planet starts with hospitals
Eleven strategies to reduce energy use and increase wellbeing.
NBBJ | Jan 22, 2021
Cities should be planned for people before cars. Here's how it can be done.
Five lessons from Asia and Europe to create more human-centric American cities.
NBBJ | Sep 1, 2020
An evidenced-based approach to elevate the workplace experience
A new NBBJ report presents design concepts for providing people with opportunities to recharge and engage in the workplace.
NBBJ | Jun 22, 2020
7 choices for work environments that underscore the need to respond, not react
Below are predictions made from a reactionary mindset, coupled with realities that have been in front of businesses for some time.
NBBJ | Mar 26, 2020
How to convert college dorms to support the coronavirus crisis
While student dormitories are well-suited to certain alternate healthcare uses — from housing clinical staff to treating low-acuity patients — there are important elements to consider when exploring how to convert them for coronavirus treatment.
NBBJ | May 23, 2019
How can we make our cities more vibrant?
While an appropriate balance of mixed-use offerings is key, providing retail that is the right scale for an urban neighborhood can dramatically affect its character.
NBBJ | Jan 16, 2019
Micro-units: Good for the city? Good for citizens?
Thinking more holistically about housing typologies and zoning will improve our public realm.
NBBJ | Dec 5, 2017
A call for urban intensification
Rather than focus on urban “densification" perhaps we should consider urban “intensification.”
