HEALTHCARE

2012 Health Care Giants: Breakdown

Wing Leung, December 6, 2012
Hospital projects garnered the largest fees in 2012, bringing in a total of $226.54 million, while assisted-living facilities brought in the least at $2.04 million. More
Project: ProCure Treatment Center in Seattle

Sara Pepitone, November 1, 2012
Located on a two-acre site at the gateway to the Northwest Hospital Medical Campus, the SCCA Proton Therapy ProCure Center is the first of its kind in the Pacific Northwest, critical to meeting the needs of an area where 72,000 people were diagnosed with cancer in 2011. More
Innovation in Health Care Design

Sara Pepitone, November 1, 2012
As the world's population ages, and life expectancy increases, health care becomes a primary issue. How can architects and designers respond to today's health care needs to create comforting environments that allow for new technologies? More
Project: Capital Medical Center in Hopewell, New Jersey

Sara Pepitone, November 1, 2012
At the Capital Health Medical Center in Hopewell (the second of two facilities in this hospital system), Array Healthcare Facilities Solutions focused on the trend of merging hospitality and healthcare. More
Project: Community Hospital in McCook, Nebraska

Sara Pepitone, November 1, 2012
The Omaha, Nebraska-based HDR Architecture, which ranked #1 in Modern Healthcare's 2012 Annual Construction & Design Survey of Healthcare Architects, had more than just adaptability in mind when designing the Community Hospital in McCook, Nebraska. More
Project: NICOE in Bethesda, Maryland

Sara Pepitone, November 1, 2012
"I want to tell my story just once" is a common sentiment, and it was a theme in the design of the National Intrepid Center of Excellence (NICOE). More
Project: Good Samaritan Regional Health in Mount Vernon, Illinois

Sara Pepitone, November 1, 2012
One of BSA LifeStructures' top projects currently is the Good Samaritan Regional Health Center in Mount Vernon, Il., designed to meet Energy Star and Green Guide for health care standards. More
2012 Health Care Giants

Wing Leung, November 1, 2012
Interior Design's annual 2012 Health Care Giants survey reveals that the temperature's rising in this sector of the industry, especially if you look at the number of design staffers hired for health care. More
2012: LEDs, OLEDs, and the Future

Jennifer Krichels Gorsche, November 1, 2012
As it did in the earliest years of the 20th century, lighting is emerging from a period of technical advancement into an era of design innovation. More
The Art of Healing

Laura Fisher Kaiser, August 1, 2012
At the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Perkins + Will redefined care for children and adults More
Project: Al Mafraq Hospital and Dialysis Center In Abu Dhabi, UAE

Sara Pepiton, July 1, 2012
With sixty eight dialysis treatment stations, The Al Mafraq Dialysis Center is the first in a wave of such centers to be built by Stantec/Burt Hill in Abu Dhabi More
The Sweetest Seat

Mark McMenamin and Rebecca Thienes, June 1, 2012
Archipelago seating system in tubular steel, wool, and veneered wood More
Teach Your Children Well

Mark Pupo, June 1, 2012
The official name of Toronto's east side is Scarborough. That's the scene found by Dean Goodman at the intersection where Levitt Goodman Architects was asked to build the Native Child and Family Life Centre. More
A&D Working for the Greater Good: Perkins+Will

Sara Pepitone, March 1, 2012
"We consider our pro bono work to be part of our DNA," says Mark Jolicouer, Principal of the Chicago-based firm. More
A&D Working for the Greater Good: MASS Design Group

Sara Pepitone, March 1, 2012

Reaching for their nonprofit status, the design firm has a project list that reads like a sign-up sheet for worldwide community service options.
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2012 Top 100 Giants: Design Fees by Project Type

Staff, February 1, 2012
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2012 Top 100 Giants: Healthcare Breakout

Staff, February 1, 2012
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2012 Top 100 Giants

Staff, January 1, 2012
This was the year the firms in Interior Design’s top 100 Giants list confounded the pundits, not to mention themselves.

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Into the Blue

Laura Fisher Kaiser, February 1, 2011

"One time, my doctor referred me to a specialist, and I walked in the door and saw the place was a dump," Andreas Charalambous says. "I just turned around and walked out." More
AIA Honors Duda/Paine for Duke Integrative Medicine

Nicholas Tamarin, May 11, 2010

The American Institute of Architects is bestowing its annual National Design Award for Health Care on the Durham, North Carolina architecture firm for Duke University Health System building. More

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