Featured in Healthcare Global, October 2014. Do you think your architect and contractor could design and construct a 12-story, 280,000 SF Ambulatory Surgery Center with 12 ORs in less than 18 months? What if your site already had foundation and setback approvals in place for office/hotel use and any changes would require you to resubmit […]
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On the surface, the notion of design creativity seems diametrically opposed to the systematic rigor in Lean and Six Sigma. However, a deeper look at design creativity or the creation of design, specifically as it applies to healthcare architecture, reveals tremendous value to the bottom line – creating a healing environment. There has been a […]
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When we lead our clients through visioning sessions to explore the desired look, feel and functionality of their environments, we use empathy and amenity mapping and top dot exercises to engage clinicians, patients, family members and project leaders in a dynamic conversation around key experience drivers.
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Originally featured in Imaging Economics Building an IR suite is a major investment. Smart planning can help ensure a successful project. Hospitals make a considerable investment when developing an interventional radiology (IR) suite. While the cost of constructing a new room can exceed $800,000, constructing a new suite can involve an expenditure of $2.5 million, […]
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The importance of being good stewards of our clients’ resources and being their advocate when choices are to be made that last upwards of 20 years are responsiblities we take seriously and provide recommendations only after thorough evaluation of viable options. One of the most important finish choices a healthcare facility must make is on […]
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