October 2012 | Array Architects

Posted on October 23, 2012 by Guest Contributor

Millwork Design in the Patient Room

Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, EmilyPosey, familycenteredcare, healthcare, healthcaredesign, healthcaremillwork, interiordesign, millwork.

Posted on October 17, 2012 by Jon Sell

Recently engaged to design a new Dialysis Unit for a large New York City Hospital, Array approached the client to see if they would be open to us observing clinicians in the workspace to gain an understanding of how they deliver care,

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, dialysis, futurestate, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, idealstate, interiordesign, JonSell, lean.

Posted on October 12, 2012 by Laura Morris

In today’s leading pediatric facilities, including those designed by Array such as University Hospitals Rainbow Babies Children’s Hospital

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, art, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, interiordesign, LauraMorris, pediatrics.

Posted on October 11, 2012 by Joe Doherty

Many of the changes to Chapter 2.5 for the design of Psychiatric Facilities are benign.

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, FGI, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, JoeDoherty.

Posted on October 5, 2012 by Guest Contributor

There are so many methods to deal with construction waste these days that it can make your head spin.

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, interiordesign, recycling, sustainability, upcycling.

Posted on October 4, 2012 by Carl Davis

As I described in Part 1, the BIM Plan is developed through a series of four collaborative meetings. Each meeting is followed by tasks accomplished in smaller work groups

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, BIM, buildinginformationmodeling, healthcare, healthcaredesign, integratedprojectdelivery, IPD.

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Monthly Archives: October 2012

The Importance of Custom Millwork in an Intuitive and Responsive Healthcare Environment: Pt. 1

Lean Applied to Designing a Dialysis Unit

Can Art Heal in Pediatrics?

How the Proposed Revisions to the 2014 FGI Guidelines Will Affect Behavioral Health

Avoiding the Landfill: Upcycling/Recycling in Healthcare Design

Project Planning for Building Information Modeling – Part 2