Healthcare architecture tends to create repetitive spaces, so it is important to get them right. Whether it is 40 prep/recovery spaces, a greenfield hospital with 700 new patient rooms, or a doctor’s clinic with six exam rooms, we design these spaces to offer similar area and amenities from space to like space. Misunderstandings in the […]
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The fifth North America Revit Technology Conference will occur on July 23 – 25 in Washington D.C. Conference attendees will have the opportunity to network, learn from experts and knowledge-share with an international community of their peers. On Thursday, July 23, I have the pleasure of discussing how design technology can foster design and BIM […]
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The Central Sterile Processing Department is essential to the safety and efficiency of many other departments. The location, flow and size of the Central Sterile Processing Department affects nearby spaces and the effectiveness of the overall In- or Outpatient facility.
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In today’s fast-pace, evolving world people are constantly looking for a faster, more efficient way to receive and register information. Everyday people are creating applications, graphic information and new technologies to make such efficiencies possible. Now, the most common and more popular way to receive information faster is by utilizing infographics. Within the last five […]
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Featured in BloovanConnect and Medical Construction + Design in September 2015. In April 2015, our group of healthcare facility leaders reconvened having previously met in December 2014 and February 2015.Participants from Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington DC, gathered to discuss two hot topics: alternative delivery methods and technology. At the top of the discussion list, the panel […]
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Featured in Health Facilities Management, March 2014 More than 15 years ago, a new healthcare organization sprung from a growing outmigration from Trenton, NJ, into its suburbs and three hospitals competing for a dwindling patient population. Two of the competing acute care hospitals in Trenton merged, forming Capital Health System. Array Architects had deep ties […]
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As president of the New York City Revit User Group (NYCRUG), I am proud to be associated with Array Architects and our decision to support NYCRUG with a significant contribution of in-kind services. I know from many years of firsthand experience the effort and time it takes to run a “local” user group with a […]
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Preparing a healthcare campus for a major transformation project requires many smaller projects to enable the building of the new facilities. As part of Array Architects’ extensive, network-wide facilities master plan for University Hospitals’ $1 billion transformation program, the re-evaluation, reorganization and relocation of numerous campus services was critical to improving patient care and operational […]
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