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  • An Interdisciplinary Perspective on the Future Design of Interventional Imaging Spaces, Part I September 28, 2026
  • Memorial Healthcare System Elevates Stephen Demers and Felicia Turnley September 25, 2026
  • Mecho Healthcare Shading Solutions September 25, 2026
  • Skanska Completes $27.3 Million Broward Health Emergency Department September 23, 2026
  • The Hidden Cost of Value Engineering MEP September 21, 2026
  • Healthcare Beyond Walls: Designing the Future of Care September 18, 2026
  • Kenall Recessed Cleanroom Luminaires September 14, 2026
  • Rob Hennes Joins Gresham Smith September 14, 2026
  • Connecticut Proton Center Opens, Delivering Highly Targeted Radiation Treatment September 14, 2026
  • Bariatric Folding Seat With Legs September 11, 2026

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The tower includes 36 private medical-surgical beds, a 16-bed intensive care unit, a 16-bed postpartum unit connected directly to the hospital’s birth pavilion and a 26-bed perioperative unit for patient care and monitoring before and after surgery.
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Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas Opens Lusardi Tower as First Phase of Campus Transformation

3 months ago3 months ago11 mins

The tower includes 36 private medical-surgical beds, a 16-bed intensive care unit, a 16-bed postpartum unit connected directly to the…

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In April Wold Architects & Engineers announced Chris Jann as a Healthcare Business Development Leader in the company’s Minneapolis office.  
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Chris Jann of Wold on Trends, Technology and the Evolution of High-Performing Healthcare Environments

3 months ago4 months ago11 mins

In April Wold Architects & Engineers announced Chris Jann as a Healthcare Business Development Leader in the company’s Minneapolis office.  

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The University of Kansas Medical Center Health Education Building expands on this idea by combining performance with visibility and connectivity.
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Planning for Growth: How Healthcare Systems Are Designing Hospitals to Support Ongoing Change and Expansion

4 months ago4 months ago12 mins

Healthcare facilities have always been complex to design and build, but today’s environment is introducing a new level of pressure.

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Major corridors at Revelus Dermatology are anchored by windows to reduce the enclosed, maze-like feeling common in many healthcare offices and help patients remain oriented throughout their visit.
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The Best Healthcare Spaces Aren’t Just Designed, They’re Planned

4 months ago4 months ago11 mins

Modern dermatology practices often combine medical care, cosmetic services and retail offerings under one roof.

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Technologies such as Transparent Insulation are helping redefine what is possible by reducing HVAC demand at the source while preserving occupant comfort, daylight and operational continuity.
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Beyond the First Wave: What’s Next for Healthcare Energy Efficiency?

4 months ago4 months ago10 mins

In recent decades, healthcare facilities have reduced energy intensity. Following lighting upgrades, advanced controls, and filtration improvements, hospitals that once operated at 300-500 kBTU per square foot annually now often operate in the 200-400 range. 

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The 190,000-square-foot tower project marks the largest expansion for the hospital since it first opened in 1996.
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Facility of the Month: New $326 Million Tower at Connecticut Children’s Addresses Health While Also Honoring Wellness

4 months ago4 months ago10 mins

The 190,000-square-foot Connecticut Children’s tower project marks the largest expansion for the hospital since it first opened in 1996.

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As a building nears completion, owners often discover just how deeply technology infrastructure affects day-to-day operations and the path to a Certificate of Occupancy.
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Why Digital Infrastructure Deserves a Seat at the Table from Day One

4 months ago11 mins

Low-voltage systems, including structured cabling, Wi-Fi, AV, physical security and access control are the central nervous system of a modern building.

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Incorrectly sized systems can create long-term operational and financial consequences.
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Right-Sizing Reliability: Hot Water System Planning for Modern Healthcare Facilities

4 months ago4 months ago8 mins

As hospitals and healthcare campuses continue to modernize, expand specialty services and adapt to changing patient demands, hot water system s are becoming a far more critical design consideration than many project teams realize.

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The Brain Health Center will provide timely cognitive screenings, evaluations, and community-based support services for patients in seven underserved areas across South Carolina.
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Powering the Future of Cognitive Care at USC’s New Brain Health Center

4 months ago9 mins

Located on its Health Sciences Campus in Columbia, S.C., the University of South Carolina (USC)’s Brain Health Center expands access to diagnostic support and specialized care for patients with cognitive conditions, such as Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.

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Humidification systems designed for large buildings help maintain consistent indoor humidity in healthcare environments with high air volumes and continuous operation.
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Humidity Control: The Missing Layer in Healthcare Infection Prevention

5 months ago5 months ago10 mins

High air change rates, continuous HVAC operation, and aging infrastructure all make precise humidity control more difficult in real‑world operation.

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