Design & Construction
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Design
The Maine Behavioral Healthcare Center of Excellence for Autism and Developmental Disorders is strategically designed
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Design Discoveries
Virtual and augmented reality create new opportunities for building design and evaluation
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Field Report
Adventist HealthCare Fort Washington adds 16 private ICU rooms to help absorb patient surge
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Architecture Showcase
Cancer care center uses hospitality design to inspire an environment of healing and well-being
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Construction
Essentia Health considers how its 14-story hospital project can play a greater role in emergency preparedness for its region
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Interview
ACHA President Vince Avallone discusses the organization's new and ongoing initiatives
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Construction
Bronx hospital adds 120 ICU beds to help in New York City's goal to add 3,000 patient beds
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Design Discoveries
Recent studies explore facility design concepts for cancer care facilities
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Construction
Study suggests health care field could benefit from more infection control training among specific construction team members
Cover story
Lessons learned from the COVID-19 patient surge could help to inform future designs