Mark Koechling Promoted at SmithGroup in Phoenix
Mark Koechling has been named Health Studio leader for the Phoenix office of SmithGroup.
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Creating Ambulatory Surgery Centers That Succeed for Patients, Physicians and Investors
Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) are carving out a significant niche, offering a more cost-effective and patient-focused alternative to traditional hospital surgical care.
Through the Patient’s Eyes: One Architect’s Personal Lens on Designing for Dignity in Healthcare – Part II
McMillan Pazdan Smith worked hand in hand with Novant Health and the end users, including physicians, imaging technicians, nurses and patient experience advocates, to shape a healthcare space that feels intuitive and comfortable.
How the Florida Healthcare System Can Prep for Booming Retirement Projections
Michael Compton, director of Healthcare in Florida for Barge Design Solutions, is a board-certified healthcare architect recently spoke with Healthcare Construction + Operation News about how forward-thinking design can help meet the needs of Florida’s aging population, the implications of CON reform on the state’s healthcare system and the role of architecture in designing for population growth.
Beyond Aesthetics: Designing Pediatric Spaces That Endure and Heal
In pediatric healthcare design, it’s easy to default to the assumption that a cheerful palette or playful artwork is enough to make a space “kid friendly.” But aesthetics alone do not meet the complex needs of young patients, their families or the care teams who serve them.
Kat DiPietro
Treanor recently announced that Kat DiPietro is joining the firm as a principal in its Health Design studio.
Through the Patient’s Eyes: One Architect’s Personal Lens on Designing for Dignity in Healthcare – Part I
McMillan Pazdan Smith worked hand in hand with Novant Health and the end users, including physicians, imaging technicians, nurses and patient experience advocates, to shape a healthcare space that feels intuitive and comfortable.
Building for What’s Next: The New Blueprint for Agile Healthcare Spaces
Surging patient volumes, crippling staffing shortages, rapidly changing technological demands and tightening capital budgets are putting unprecedented pressure on health systems.
William Gorham III, AIA
William R. Gorham III, AIA, was recently elevated to shareholder of BCA Architects & Engineers of Binghamton, N.Y. Gorham has…
Flexible Openings in Two ICUs Improve Functionality, Provider Wellness
Growth in healthcare design and construction has increased year after year since 2019.