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  • Overcoming Legacy Barriers to Creating Interprofessional Health Education Facilities

    New Case Studies Reveal Emerging Design Trends
    Post date: 
    5-16-2018

    Health education institutions nationwide are pivoting toward instructional programs anchored around interprofessional team-based care models that satisfy accreditation requirements and better prepare tomorrow’s healthcare professionals by simulating real-world environments. In addition to improving outcomes, integrating multiple departments with shared resources can also increase space efficiency and lower operating costs.

  • Innovation Hub in Lake Nona Medical City Serves Health and Life Sciences

    Facility Provides Labs, Offices, and High-Tech Amenities for Cross-Industry Collaboration
    Post date: 
    5-9-2018

    The 92,000-sf, three-story GuideWell Innovation Center, located in the heart of the Lake Nona Medical City health and life sciences park in Orlando, Fla., is designed to be the epicenter for the development of new healthcare solutions. The building—which provides space for long-term lease, short-term projects, meetings, and social gatherings—can accommodate wet lab and office uses with an infrastructure that encourages the collaboration necessary to help companies move their ideas from brainstorming to commercialization.

  • Biocontainment Lab Designs for Resource-Limited Regions Bring Consistency, Cost Predictability, Sustainability Benefits

    One Prototype Overcomes Contextual Challenges to Reduce Risk and Promote Biosafety
    Post date: 
    5-2-2018

    A new approach to the design of diagnostic labs in resource-constrained settings reduces risk and improves outcomes while accelerating the project timeline and lowering costs. The approach is based on the concept of One Prototype, which uses similar design modules as a starting point for each lab facility, whether new construction or renovation, no matter what the scale.

  • Creating and Managing More Occupant-centric Buildings

    Focus on Serving the Customer First, and the Data Will Come
    Post date: 
    4-25-2018

    The 21st century workplace offers multiple types of environments, and workers typically occupy an assortment of spaces throughout the day. How to get the right people in the right place at the right time to spark collaborations for creative problem-solving is more than just a question of corralling bodies. It’s a matter of creating the right kind of spaces and a path of least resistance toward utilization with the occupant experience as the prime focus.

  • New Scientific Workplace Promotes Collaboration and Innovation by Removing Barriers

    Environment Ensures Productivity with Latest Technology and Variety of Work Settings
    Post date: 
    4-18-2018

    The new scientific workplace (NSW) transcends departmental and organizational boundaries to create a high-performance open environment that fosters multidisciplinary collaboration, creativity, productivity, innovation, and product development. While the concepts of multidisciplinary teamwork and open buildings are not new, the NSW uses an overarching approach to ensure a facility is flexible enough for future development, and provides an environment that attracts top scientists.

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