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Healthcare Interiors
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A Pediatric Clinic in Hong Kong Turns Examination into Play
Designed by local firm Bean Buro, the space favors soft, curvilinear elements that provide warmth to the clinical setting.
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Alda Ly Is Raising the Bar for What Healthcare Should Look and Feel Like
A new health and wellness center in Manhattan takes cues from hospitality design.
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A Dermatology Office Beckons with the Allure of a Boutique Hotel
New York–based Gachot Studios devised a lush, residential-feeling design for celebrity dermatologist Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank.
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A Plastic Surgery Clinic in Paris Cuts an Impressive Figure
Interior architecture firm Le Berre Vevaud converts a ubiquitous Haussmann apartment into a florid yet refined doctor’s office.
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RxART Transforms Hospital Interiors with Colorful Art Works
The nonprofit has recently collaborated with three blue-chip artists to offer pediatric patients and families escape into their imaginations.
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Viewpoints
A New Model for High End Health Care
Using innovative technology and personalized branding, hybrid design studio Cactus blurs the line between hospitals and health spas.
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The Problem with the “Designification” of Health Care
A new wave of clinics is using design to attract patients frustrated with old-guard medical facilities. But is further commodification of health care the answer?
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Products
Putting the Health Back Into Health-Care Textiles
Textiles are key to designing health and safety into our hospitals—and the industry is changing its thinking about how these fabrics should be made.
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Brandon Haw Uses Yacht-Building Techniques For this High-End Dermatology Clinic
The architects collaborated with an Italian yacht builder and Paolo Cassina Custom Interiors for this luxe 7,000-square-foot clinic located above Fifth Avenue in New York City.
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New Philadelphia Hospital Is “Better Than Most Hotels”
The project exemplifies the healthcare industry’s turn toward hospitality, here evident in a series of community spaces, landscaped gardens, and even a fireplace.
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Viewpoints
Steven Holl on Zaha Hadid, Maggie’s Centre St. Bart’s, and Why Postmodernism Was So Terrible
We catch up with the renowned architect and discuss Zaha Hadid, his Maggie's Centre St. Bart's, and why postmodernism was so terrible.
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Breaking Ground: Using Housing to Reduce Health Care Costs
We speak with Brenda Rosen, the President and CEO of Breaking Ground, about the power and potential of supportive housing.
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Projects
A Mobile Dental Office For San Fran’s Tech Crowd
Studio Dental, a mobile dental care facility, uses space as efficiently as possible and ensures patient comfort down to every detail.
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Programs
Q&A: Design Advocacy, Master Builders, and Material Sustainability
Susan S. Szenasy talked with the principals of Houston-based Kirksey Architecture about design advocates and how material sustainability and building codes reflect regional conditions.
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Q&A: Making Expressive and Flexible Spaces for Healthcare and Education
As part of the Metropolis Think Tank series, Susan S. Szenasy arrived in the New York office of Perkins Eastman to discuss lessons learned from their projects.
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Projects
Copenhagen’s “Patient Hotel” Seeks to Reduce the Stress of Hospital Stays
A new hotel concept in Copenhagen seeks to reduce the stress of hospital stays.
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In Naples, a Theatrical Medical Center That Evokes Seaside Grottoes
Evoking the mysterious underworld of seaside grottoes, a theatrical health-care center in Naples provides a palate-cleansing experience for passengers taken ill aboard cruise ships.