
Are Evidence-Based Design and Evidence-Informed Design the Same?
I’ve always thought that evidence-based design and evidence-informed design are basically the same thing. But a conversation with a client
I’ve always thought that evidence-based design and evidence-informed design are basically the same thing. But a conversation with a client
Did you know that National Nurses Week 2016 starts today? During the next seven days, the American Nurses Association wants
Live, work, and play is how the largest architecture firm in the world defines its markets. Recently, Gensler released “Design Forecast 2016,” identifying
In case you missed it, there’s been a lot of healthcare design and construction surveys recently. Health Facilities Management/American Society of
I was surprised at how many people commented on the post I wrote last week, Why One Size Fits All Patient
Is there anything you can think of where one size fits all? Certainly not in clothing or footwear. Not in sports
While I was on vacation the last two weeks, my inbox was flooded with emails about stuff related to senior
Now that we’re smack dab in the middle of the primary elections in the U.S., it’s time to talk about politics
I love cats and have watched many cat videos on YouTube. I’ve also enjoyed James Cordon’s “Carpool Karaoke” lately. But YouTube isn’t
Did you know that 20 million older adults in the U.S. live in unaffordable and unsafe housing? And that only