September 18, 2018 | Products and Services | David Malone, Associate Editor
These products brought a unique element and provided solutions to these six projects.
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Hospital Design Trends
February 01, 2018 | Terry Doumkos, CBRE FUSION Program
Efficient supply chains enable companies to be more competitive in the marketplace.
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January 10, 2018 | Steve Higgs, Senior Managing Director, CBRE
While we have not fully turned the corner on healthcare reform and in particular healthcare payme...
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Don Knabe Wellness Center and Plaza at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center, Downey, Calif. The integrated team of McCarthy, Taylor Design, and SmithGroupJJR led the 12,000-sf wellness center construction project. Photo courtesy McCarthy
August 29, 2017 | BD+C Staff
Turner, McCarthy, and Skanska top BD+C’s ranking of the nation’s largest healthcare sect...
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King Khalid Medical City, Dammam, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. AECOM is providing a range of services for this $1.2 billion development, including master planning, architecture, interior design, MEP/civil and structural engineering, cost consultancy, and medical equipment planning. Rendering courtesy AECOM
August 29, 2017 | BD+C Staff
WSP, AECOM, and KJWW top BD+C’s ranking of the nation’s largest healthcare sector engine...
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Baptist Health Cancer Institute, designed by ZGF Architects. Photo: Halkin Mason Photography
August 29, 2017 | BD+C Staff
HDR, HKS, and Perkins+Will top BD+C’s ranking of the nation’s largest healthcare sector...
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The new East Tennessee Children’s Hospital in Knoxville. A glass-enclosed “light court” with steel replicas of fauna and butterflies provides a colorful distraction for patients and families visiting the hospital. Photo: Denise Retallack
August 24, 2017 | John Caulfield, Senior Editor
A recently published report by Shepley Bulfinch presents pediatric healthcare environments as “in...
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August 23, 2017 | David H. Watkins, FAIA, Past Healthcare Leader, EYP Health
Our current political drama has made our healthcare clients view the future of their business env...
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May 30, 2017 |
Architects Marcene Kinney and Angela Mazzi share design hacks pinpointing specific aspects of the bu... read more
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May 16, 2017 | David Malone, Associate Editor
The Pavilion broke ground on May 3.
While it’s been building a new 4,500-sf emergency department, Grove Hill (Ala.) Memorial Hospital has continued to offer emergency medical services via MED-1, a mobile hospital unit provided by Carolina HealthCare Systems. The seven-month installation is the longest a MED-1 has been deployed in the field and one of the first where its infrastructure—water, electricity, etc.—has been set up as if the mobile unit were a permanent structure. Photo: Brian Hale courtesy of Robins & Morton.
August 23, 2016 | John Caulfield, Senior Editor
The MED-1 Mobile Hospital Unit serves as a lower-cost solution during construction of new ED.
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Clinical staff at the Mercy Virtual Care Center, Chesterfield, Mo., check in with a remote patient. As of May, the center was serving 80 patients. Photo courtesy of Mercy.
August 23, 2016 | Robert Cassidy, Executive Editor
Mercy’s new high-tech medical center equips its medical professionals to deliver care at the beds...
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August 23, 2016 | BD+C Staff
A roll-up emergency department, next-gen telemedicine center, and biophilic cooling pods are amon...
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May 27, 2016 | Paul Oswald, Managing Director, CBRE | ESI
Advanced technology provides insight into the actions necessary to cut costs, but it's the people...
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Hybrid operating room. Photo: Pfree2014/Wikimedia Commons
May 19, 2016 | BD+C Editors
"Surgical Suites: Emerging Approaches to Planning and Design" offers solutions for collaboration...
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Los Angeles County + USC Medical Center. Photo: Christopher Lance/Creative Commons.
April 29, 2016 | Curtis Skolnick, CBRE
Efficient ED operations result in shorter wait times, quicker diagnosis and care plans, maximum u...
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Marc Berson, Vice Chairman of RWJ Barnabas Health, addresses the audience at a recent symposium on how healthcare systems can manage excess assets at a time of industry consolidation and higher demand for providing services closer to communities. Image: Rutgers Business|Center for Real Estate
April 24, 2016 | John Caulfield, Senior Editor
As service providers position themselves closer to their communities, they are looking for ways t...
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Entrance to the Cook County Hospital in Chicago. Photo: Jeff Dahl/Wikimedia Commons
April 07, 2016 | Mike Chamernik, Associate Editor
The century-old, Beaux Arts architecture-inspired hospital will transform into a mixed-use develo...
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March 03, 2016 | David Malone, Associate Editor
The glass slide, part of a $50 million renovation project, will stretch 45 feet along the exterio...
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Christ Hospital's Mt. Auburn, Ohio, campus brings orthopedic and spine care under one roof in a building whose design emphasizes daylighting and wellness. The Building Team on this Center, which opened last fall, included Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (architect, interior designer, SE and CE, enviromental graphics, and LEED consultant), Fosdick & Hilmer (MEP), Champlin Architecture (local architect), THP (local SE), Kleingers (Local CE), Office of James Burnett (landscape), Messer Construction (construction management). Image: @Tom Rossiter/Courtesy SOM
March 01, 2016 | John Caulfield, Senior Editor
The opening coincides with agreements that make this center a preferred provider for several empl...
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Model: Centerbrook Architects & Planners
February 05, 2016 | Robert Cassidy, Executive Editor
Mayo teams up with Delos to bring hard science to EBD research.
Photos and plans courtesy Copley Wolff Design Group
January 19, 2016 | Robert Cassidy, Executive Editor
A Boston-area hospital takes the healing garden to the next level.
Floor plan: Shepley Bulfinch
January 06, 2016 | Robert Cassidy, Executive Editor
ED scheme allows staff to isolate unruly patients and visitors in a secure area.
Kaiser Permanente’s San Diego Central Hospital Medical Center has been designed to consume 30% less energy than the ASHRAE 90.1-2007 baseline. Building Team: CO Architects (designer), KPFF (SE), Arup (MEP), and Hensel Phelps Construction (GC). Courtesy CO Architects
December 10, 2015 | John Caulfield, Senior Editor
Several years ago, the healthcare industry would have ranked in the bottom tier among adopters of...
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Doctors at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say eliminating healthcare-associated infections is a top priority. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
November 06, 2015 | Adilla Menayang, Assistant Digital Editor
The new product from Sherwin-Williams, called Paint Shield, is said to not only kill over 99.9% o...
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Kaiser Permanente’s New Garfield Innovation Center. Photo: Ted Eytan
November 04, 2015 | Robert Cassidy, Executive Editor
“Innovation” was the byword as 175 healthcare designers gathered in Chicago for the American Coll...
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Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, Ill. Photo: Zol87/Wikimedia Commons
October 23, 2015 | Mike Chamernik, Associate Editor
The 2015 Mortenson Healthcare Industry Study found that 76% of providers are at least optimistic...
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Photo: Ted Eytan via flickr Creative Commons
September 29, 2015 | Nelson Udstuen, Vice President, Regional Director, CBRE Healthcare
In the United States, the environment where outpatient healthcare is being delivered is as dynami...
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Glass enclosed work stations between patient rooms provides staff touch down areas with full view of patients without imposing upon their respite @ MaineGeneral Hospital in Augusta, Me. Photo: Anton Grassl/Esto, courtesy TRO Jung
August 28, 2015 | John Caulfield, Senior Editor
The newly revised guidelines from the Facilities Guidelines Institute touch on six factors that a...
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In-board placement of bathrooms buffers corridor noise for birthing rooms at MaineGeneral Hospital in Augusta, Me. Photo: Anton Grassl/Esto
August 28, 2015 | John Caulfield, Senior Editor
Every hospital has its own “culture” of loudness and quiet. Jacobs’ Chris Kay offers steps to a t...
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The modern hospital room, as shown here in the 36-bed emergency department at Newton-Wellesley Hospital in Newton, Mass., mitigates disruptive sounds with rubberized flooring that reduces foot and equipment noise. Retractable glass doors can be closed while still providing patient observation to the staff. TRO JB provided the architecture, MEP, and FP services on this project. Turner Construction was the CM. Photo: Richard Mandelkorn
August 28, 2015 | John Caulfield, Senior Editor
There’s a ‘decibel war’ going on in the nation’s hospitals. Progressive Building Teams are leadin...
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