This is a story about an afternoon that changed my life. It was April 2017. I was finishing up my senior year at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. I was in my usual spot – my studio desk – sifting through hundreds of unread emails trying to keep my mind off the […]
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Saturday, April 7th, 2018, Array Architects hosted its second Mind the Gap event at the Herman Miller Showcase Room in Washington, DC. The event’s title, “Mind the Gap,” originates from the design team’s intention to introduce students and emerging professionals to the many opportunities in the healthcare design industry that may not be communicated […]
View CommentsArray has long been an advocate of looking for ways to improve our contribution to our clients’ value chain. While there are many ways to do this, we believe that embracing the Integrated Project Delivery model is one way to achieve this. Array has completed eight projects of various sizes, from $25M renovations to $300M […]
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Across the nation, hospitals continue to see a decreasing need for medical/surgical patient rooms, but at the same time an increase in competition to fill the rooms that remain. To compete to fill their inpatient rooms, the trend within the industry has been to make the patient rooms feel less clinical. Designers are implementing concepts […]
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An ever-evolving and continuously improving firm needs to take stock of its own spaces just as it recommends it clients do. Three years ago, we moved from King of Prussia to Conshohocken – both Philadelphia suburbs. The new Array Architects location, renovated in summer/fall 2014 for a late October 2014 move-in, included flexible, multi-functional communal spaces […]
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The New York City area has no plans to slow down in the healthcare development arena and my decision to join Array hinges on the design and construction foundation around which I have built my career. The complementary skills I have amassed on my journey creates a niche where I know I can bring value […]
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An academic medical center/medical school in Dallas tasked my team with renovating its medical student study carrels. This project includes approximately 20,000 SF of interior renovation of six student carrels and supporting mechanical rooms. The plan calls for a gut renovation and complete fit out with new partitions, equipment and furniture.
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Originally published in Medical Design & Construction. Healthcare systems are challenging the value of delivery of care versus facility ownership and management. Many are questioning initial capital investments that add to a stable of a depreciative real estate and are looking to enter into build‐to-suit, long‐term lease agreements in another owner’s building. New medical office […]
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