Modern healthcare architecture has always sought to be clean-looking, streamlined, and bright, but with new practices, machinery, and patient input, the patient experience is becoming a primary concern.
Much better than the plague houses.
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Hospital architecture
The New York Times recently came out with an article on rethinking hospital room design.
Modern healthcare architecture has always sought to be clean-looking, streamlined, and bright, but with new practices, machinery, and patient input, the patient experience is becoming a primary concern.
Much better than the plague houses.
Modern healthcare architecture has always sought to be clean-looking, streamlined, and bright, but with new practices, machinery, and patient input, the patient experience is becoming a primary concern.
Much better than the plague houses.
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