How Does Rubber Flooring Support Patient Safety and Experience in Healthcare Design?
Flooring is foundational and sets the tone for the space while also meeting the high-performance demands of healthcare environments.
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From Data to Design: How AI Is Reshaping the Future of Academic Healthcare Campuses
Across the United States, universities and healthcare institutions are entering a new phase of transformation driven by artificial intelligence (AI). Academic programs are rapidly evolving to incorporate AI, data analytics, and computational science into fields ranging from medicine and life sciences to architecture and engineering.
Designing for Dignity: Reshaping Trauma-Informed, Universal Design in Supportive Housing
Thoughtfully implemented universal design principles and trauma-informed approaches create the infrastructure required for these building typologies to respond to the unique and complex needs of the people they serve.
Why Parking Structures Matter in Healthcare Design
Healthcare organizations often focus on designing welcoming lobbies and patient-centered care environments. But for many visitors, the first impression happens long before they reach the front door. At the Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin health network campus in Wauwatosa, Wisc., that first impression now begins in the newly completed Blue Parking Structure.
Raun Love Brings Design Side, Owner Side Experience to DesignGroup Indianapolis
Architecture and design firm DesignGroup recently expanded into Indianapolis with the hiring of Raun Love.
Modern Behavioral Health Design Expanding Towards Patient Visibility, Staff Protection, Access to Nature, Physical Activity
Over the past several decades, the design of behavioral health environments has been shaped by a clear and critical priority: patient safety.
Chip DeShields Brings 30 Years of Strategic Planning and Building Client Relationships to Goodwyn Mills Cawood
Chip DeShields recently joined architecture and engineering firm Goodwyn Mills Cawood (GMC) as Vice President of Healthcare Business Development
Planning for Power: Why Hospital Resilience Must Begin Long Before the Lights Go Out
For hospital leaders, planning for energy resilience is no longer a future consideration—it’s a present-day imperative.
Navigating Office-to-Medical Conversions in Dense Urban Environments
Medical office conversions can transform vacant buildings into high-value assets, but they often require significant infrastructure upgrades to make older office spaces suitable for healthcare use.
How Energy Is Shaping Healthcare Facilities in 2026
Healthcare facilities leaders in 2026 are navigating a perfect storm: persistent staffing shortages, rising operational costs and mounting budget pressures.