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A Case Study in Construction Cost and Schedule Challenges

11 years ago11 years ago7 mins

NEW YORK — When a shorter construction schedule was implemented for the Henry J. Carter Specialty Hospital and Nursing Facility in Harlem, it forced designers and contractors to re-evaluate their plans to overcome any potential delays.

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Collocation: A Benefit For Design and Construction Offices

11 years ago9 mins

Integrated project delivery (IPD) is gaining traction in the health care AEC industry. There has been a lot written about the benefits to the method, including budget control and schedule achievements.

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Atria – From Courtyard to Front Door and other places In Between

11 years ago11 years ago13 mins

An atrium, as technically defined by the International Building Code (IBC), is an opening within a building connecting two or more stories, other than enclosed stairways, elevators, hoist ways, escalators, plumbing, electrical, air conditioning or other equipment, which is closed at the top and not defined as a mall.

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Recapturing Creativity in Interior Design

11 years ago8 mins

PHILADELPHIA — As designers, manufacturers often consult us during the later stages of their product development process. They ask our opinion about new materials, patterns and colors, generally after they have already been developed in-house.

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Building Performance Evaluation as a Function of Distance and Time

11 years ago11 years ago7 mins

As a dedicated health care architect I’ve learned to approach design challenges with the goal of harmonizing requirements that are often diametrically opposed.

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When a Chair Becomes a Toilet: Why the People Are More Important Than the Mock-up

12 years ago11 years ago13 mins

Mock-ups can provide an undeniable value to teams designing new health care spaces. Repetitive project elements are excellent candidates for careful testing before significant time and money is spent on construction.

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Comforts of Home: Furnishing a Health Care Setting

12 years ago12 years ago8 mins

NEW YORK — In every space people use, furniture is needed and creates an impression. For a space to be functional as well as healing, furniture needs to function in more ways than might be expected in a hotel or office.

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CUNY Lecture Discusses Adapting for the Future

12 years ago12 years ago9 mins

NEW YORK — On May 15, the Beverly Wills Architecture Foundation hosted a lecture entitled A View from the Future at the CUNY Graduate Center in New York.

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Emergency Departments Save by Using Observation Units

12 years ago4 mins

A recent study in health affairs, with support by the Advisory Board Company, expresses the efficiency of using observation units.

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