As BIM Manager, I relish the opportunity to anticipate where our industry is heading. When asked to explore the effects of the documents that define our model protocols on our delivery process, the AIA G201 and G202, I thought it a great opportunity to demystify contracts and demonstrate how they can be beneficial to the architectural team throughout a project’s lifespan.
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Balancing Patient Experience, Staff Workflow and Modern Design What was once a motorcycle repair shop in Brooklyn is now the site of a cutting-edge cancer center. NYU Langone’s Perlmutter Cancer Center opened its doors this June, welcoming patients for the first time. Launched in the summer of 2016, the renovation project that created the facility […]
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In June of 2018, I accepted my first job out of college working for Array, a healthcare architecture firm. In light of that decision, my family anticipated that I was going to be the one spending the most time speaking with doctors and being in and out of hospitals. However, this did not end up […]
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The downtown Charlotte, NC campus of Johnson and Wales University needed facilities to support new Organic Chemistry and Microbiology programs added to the curriculum. Though the program changes had been in discussion for quite some time, the development of the design had not progressed commensurately. With the upcoming school year, Johnson and Wales was in […]
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In recent years, Mt. Sinai Health System identified an increased need for behavioral health services in the neighborhoods of Morningside Heights and Harlem, which surround the St. Luke’s campus. To satisfy this underserved population, Mt. Sinai partnered with a developer and Array Architects to design a 12-story building that will accommodate the consolidation of HIV […]
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Array was recently engaged to work on a new primary care clinic for a pediatric health system. The clinic will function as the headquarters for primary care and will host 30 exam rooms. The users wanted to take a closer look at their registration and check-in process to see how they can best optimize their workflows in the new space. Drawing from our considerable […]
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Pull plans are powerful tools for project teams of any size to map out key tasks, identify critical paths, discover efficiencies, and confirm the project scope can be delivered when it is needed. While your team may be successful in creating a pull plan – are they successful at using and maintaining it through the […]
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I am often asked at client interviews for an example demonstrating our approach. One that always comes to mind is a success story on so many levels that I can’t help but share it at almost every interview. Collaborating with Nemours on a greenfield pediatric outpatient center in a new catchment area brought together each […]
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