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“A moral society is ultimately measured by how it treats those in distress and challenge, and how it treats those who dedicate their lives to helping those people.” – Governor Jay Nixon We were recently involved in a ground-breaking project at the newly constructed Fulton State Hospital in Fulton, MO. ...
Water. It makes up approximately 60% of our bodies and covers almost 3 quarters of the earth’s surface. We can’t live without it. So it makes sense that according to Kathy Hathorn and Upali Nanda’s A Guide to Evidence Based Art, calm, slow moving water imagery made healthcare patients feel more at ease ...
Even though I’m a photographer by trade, I still spend a significant amount of time behind a desk. Most of us find ourselves face to face with a computer screen instead of mother nature or find ourselves immersed in fluorescent overhead lighting instead of soothing sunlight. And although I try to get outside as often ...
At the end of last year, we finished one of our biggest, most fulfilling and most interesting healthcare projects to date: Regional Health Orthopedic Specialty Hospital in Rapid City, South Dakota. This was an exciting and extremely fast-paced project that condensed what is normally a 12-16 week process into roughly half ...
We recently presented a live webinar with the Center for Health Design alongside Julie Robertson, NCIDQ, IIDA, Interior Design Director HDR, called Designing a Brand Through Art and Architecture: A Tale of Two Hospitals. This webinar highlights the Mother/Baby Projects we did together in Minnesota and talks through how the ...
