Acoustic Lighting Can Create Successful, Inclusive Learning Environments
Reimagine collaborative spaces to accomplish overall happiness, well-being and productivity.
COVID-19 Stalls Construction Pipeline in Undersupplied Senior Housing Market
As a percentage of existing supply, senior housing units under construction tapered throughout 2020, dropping from peak levels of 7% at the end of 2019 to 4.7% in the first quarter of 2021—magnifying the long-term supply shortage.
How Health Systems Can Fill Retail Space to Expand Patient Access
By leveraging data-driven real estate strategy, health care leaders can rally diverse stakeholders around smarter locations that bring good care closer to patients—enhancing patient value and experience.
Overcome Challenges in Securing Building Control Systems
Those in charge of managing connect systems and controls must fully understand the maintenance and security updates behind them before an unsecure system is installed, causing more preventable problems down the line.
Location, Location, Location—Proximity Triumphs When Making Health Care Decisions
A recent patient survey found that 83% of patients prefer a health care facility nearby versus a new or renovated facility.
Re-Evaluating the State of Education Construction Amid COVID-19
Understanding the potential vulnerabilities associated with current educational facilities in the face of a pandemic provides an opportunity for general contractors to consider innovative approaches to school design that will be more resilient in the future.
Embracing the Health Care Construction Market Post COVID-19
The nature of the health care industry guarantees it will bounce back quickly and stronger than ever. Those who wish to bounce back with it must remain flexible, innovative and resourceful.
Old School Goes Modern: An Education Construction Case Study That Blends Old and New Systems
The Whittle School & Studios building is an example of how harnessing the power of old and new systems can deliver a functional building and successful result.
