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Posted on September 28, 2012 by Guest Contributor

Recent studies in Health Affairs (1) and supported by the Advisory Board Company (2) express the efficiency of using observation units.

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, ER, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, renovation, ShaneWilliams, specialtyarchitecture.

Posted on September 28, 2012 by Kent Doss

The text below is a condensed version of Kent Doss’s White Paper, “IMMERSIVE DESIGN: Enhancing the Emotional Content of Lean Design.”

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, interiordesign, KentDoss, lean, leandesign, sustainability.

Posted on September 14, 2012 by Guest Contributor

Impact of Millwork Design

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, EmilyPosey, familycenteredcare, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, renovation, specialtyarchitecture.

Posted on September 14, 2012 by Jonathan Bykowski

While Building Information Modeling (BIM) is widely accepted as a means to improve our construction documents

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

Posted on September 4, 2012 by Kent Doss

This article was co-written by Kent Doss, AIA, NCARB, LEED BD+C, LGB and Jon Sell, a Designer and Planner at Array Architects.

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, interiordesign, KentDoss.

Posted on August 21, 2012 by Ryan Keszczyk

As for most seniors in high school, deciding which college to attend was one of the hardest life decisions I had to make up to that point.

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, CharityHospital, furniture, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, interiordesign, NewOrleans, RyanKeszczyk, Tulane.

Posted on August 16, 2012 by Guest Contributor

My name is Melissa Carnival, LEED AP ID+C, and in the interest of full disclosure, I am a former employee of Array, having been hired after interning there while attending college.

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, furniture, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, interiordesign.

Posted on August 14, 2012 by Guest Contributor

Being an interior designer with an architectural firm that strictly focuses on healthcare, I have the opportunity to work with several of the leading organizations in healthcare design.

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, interiordesign, pebble, planetree, sustainability.

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hospitals

Greater Efficiency and Savings Through Observation Unit Utilization

IMMERSIVE DESIGN: Enhancing the Emotional Content of Lean Design

The Importance of Custom Millwork in an Intuitive and Responsive Healthcare Environment: Introduction

BIM – It’s Not Just for Clash Detection

Designing the Building Envelope for an Accelerated IPD Process

Why I Became a Healthcare Architect

Workspace Design: Similarities Between Healthcare and Office Environments

How to Get the Most Out of Pebble Project and Planetree Participation