Intern Insights: from superpowers and site visits to COVID and career clarity, our interns reflect on a summer unlike any other With each summer comes a new cohort of enthusiastic interns eager to learn about architecture. This year was no exception. But this year’s...
“Renovations are challenges in and of themselves, but factor in the additional requirements of health care and a government facility and you have quite a lot to take into consideration,” says Ashley Eusey, sustainability specialist at Hoefer Wysocki in Kansas...
Industry professionals are working on new architectural and design methods for reducing the spread of COVID-19 and other pathogens in senior communities. Among the most vulnerable in the pandemic have been the elderly who reside in assisted living or skilled...
By: Andres Rodriguez-BurnsAssociate, BranchPattern Humans are spending more and more of their time indoors. Some studies even suggest more than 90% of a person’s day is spent inside. As such, for good or bad, the built environment significantly impacts our health,...
Materials The 63,360-square-foot medical clinic, built in 1979, underwent a $28.5 million modernization and renovation, which was completed in January 2018. Because of the mission-critical status of its patients, clinic operations had to continue uninterrupted during...
Kevin Berman, AIA, NCARB, ULI Partner & Commercial Principal Among the advantages of the recent mandatory shutdown: no travel and no in-person or on-site meetings, which for me translated into more availability on my calendar than I have seen since I started using...
