Articles Tagged with ''medical building''

While the hospital desired the hallway to have an aesthetic makeover, they couldn’t set aside the practical aspect of the facility. The walls needed to be durable, protected against bumps, scratches, and daily wear and tear. Acrovyn by Design® wall protection was the answer for both.

The tower, designed by HDR and CDFL Architects, gracefully combines metal panels, brick, and glazing to present an engaging, modern facade that successfully blends with the existing campus.

Dr. Santry joins Arcadis at a pivotal moment in its expansion, bringing her healthcare strategy and thought leadership to position the firm as a one-stop provider for health system design and development rooted in a long legacy of fostering healthy communities. 

When it came to specifying the new roofs at the former Walter Reed Medical Center site in Northwest Washington, managing stormwater collection and runoff was a high priority.

Guardian Glass’ collaboration with Boulder Associates led the architecture firm to specify 318 Guardian Hybrid Vacuum IG windows for the nearly 30,000 sf facility.

DIGroup Architecture (DIG) has been partnering with Jewish Community Housing Corp. (JCHC) and Lester Senior Living management to reimagine its senior living spaces with the latest collaboration producing 20,000 SF of newly completed modern amenities at its campus in Whippany, N.J.

In 2019, University of Cincinnati Health announced its $221 million Clifton Campus Revitalization project. The goal of the project is to create innovative environments that reflect the expertise and passion happening within its medical center every day.

For optimal energy efficiency and natural lighting for the Parkland Moody Outpatient Center, HKS Architects specified Solarban^® 90 Acuity^™ glass, which provides exceptional transparency, color neutrality, solar control, and visible light transmittance.

The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance has updated a specification providing a standard laboratory procedure for evaluation of simulated human impacts on window systems intended for installation in behavioral care hospitals and facilities.