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  • A Healthy Dose of Design
    Sheila Kim-Jamet - 02/01/2009
    While 2008 may have been a less-than-banner year for many businesses, health-care design still provided a good source of revenue, what with technology advancing, boomers aging, and facilities getting overcrowded. Witness the 49 Giants that did work in the health-care sector last year. More

  • Parsons Provides Inspiration for Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Alternate Design Models
    Staff - 01/12/2010

    The New York design school has entered into an external partnership project with the world’s largest private cancer treatment and research institution to create design proposals for facilities that change the way patients experience chemotherapy. More
  • Interior Design Top Magazine Stories of 2009
    Staff - 12/28/2009

    After years in a lavish house in Greenwich, Connecticut, two soon-to-be empty nesters heeded the urging of their children and decided to return to Manhattan in what their architect, Steven Learner, calls an "incredibly brave" leap of faith... More
  • National Office Furniture Offers $25,000 to a Lucky Healthcare Environment
    11/13/2009

    Fresh from flashing their eco-conscious design Greenbuild, National Office Furniture is demonstating their commitment to environmental design user experience by announcing its $25,000 Gift of Inspiration for Healthcare Environments. More
  • Public Options—Private, Too
    Deborah Wilk - 11/01/2009
    Among the many crucial issues crowding the political stage, one of the most volatile is health care. Regardless of one's stance on reform, the topic has long been a focus of the top Interior Design Giants, which have watched the category grow substantially in recent years. For the 40 health-care Giants, design fees earned in this sector amounted, on average, to 47 percent of total design fees, ... More
  • Chicago Bulldozes Gropius Campus Despite Losing Olympics
    From The Architects' Journal - 10/28/2009

    The Michael Reese Hosptial campus by Bauhaus pioneer Walter Gropius, upon which city officials planned to erect an Olympic Village, is undergoing demolition even after Chicago's 2016 Olympic bid was denied. More
  • Steelcase Opens First Nurture Showroom in New York
    Nicholas Tamarin - 08/17/2009

    The office furniture manufacturer has debuted its first full-scale healthcare showroom in New York, located at 4 Columbus Circle. More
  • Winners Named for AIA's National Healthcare Design Awards
    Nicholas Tamarin - 08/06/2009

    Five firms took home the American Institute of Architects Academy of Architecture for Health's honors for top healthcare building design and design-oriented research. More
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