Thermal Comfort Decoded
Thermal comfort plays a critical role in patient recovery, staff productivity, and overall operational efficiency of an healthcare facility. The diverse needs of patients, staff, and medical processes pose unique challenges in maintaining optimal indoor conditions of hospitals. Healthcare architects and hospital planners incorporate thermal comfort approaches into hospital design plans ensuring that it becomes an integral part of creating healing spaces.
Building for Tomorrow: The Imperative of Adaptable Healthcare Design
Healthcare facilities need to be as dynamic as the industry itself. Traditional, rigid designs can no longer keep up with evolving treatments, technologies, and patient needs. That’s why adaptable healthcare design is essential. From modular construction to multi-functional spaces, we explore how these principles can prepare your facility for whatever the future holds.
Designing Single Speciality Healthcare Centres
As single-speciality centres grow, their design needs become more specific, calling for tailored solutions in healthcare architecture and planning to cater to their unique requirements and patient demographics.
Our latest blog explores how these centres reshape healthcare through focused design and specialized care. From patient-centred environments to integrating cutting-edge technology, we uncover the secrets behind these innovative healthcare spaces.
Innovative Design Solutions for Senior Care Facilities
Designing senior-friendly spaces in healthcare facilities is crucial for catering to the evolving needs of older adults. Our blog covers fundamental building blocks for creating safe and comfortable environments for Senior Care Facilities. Join us in creating spaces that feel like home for our aging population.
Designing a Dental Clinic for Success
Providing quality dental care is not just about the technical elements of the treatment. It's also about creating a welcoming, safe, and efficient environment.
This article highlights the importance of healthcare design that balances aesthetics with efficiency and empathetic care delivery.
3 Essential Design Features for Intensive Care Units
ICUs are not just limited to single units housing all critical patients. If the facility has independent units for surgery, paediatrics, neonatology, and cardiac diseases, each branch often has its separate ICUs.
Even though different organizations may opt for different ICU outlines, some elements remain constant and should be kept in mind when designing an intensive care unit.
Our latest blog takes you through the essential elements to consider when designing or renovating an ICU for a healthcare organization.
3 Lessons Learned While Building a Cardiac Cath Lab
Cardiac care design is moving at the sound of a new beat! The number of Cath labs in India has grown by almost 100% in 5 years.
Building a super-specialty care department like a cardiac Cath lab is an expensive investment. Here are a few points to consider when designing a cardiac Cath lab with efficient workflows for better patient outcomes.
5 Essential Elements of Healthcare Design in 2022
Design makes a significant impact on the delivery of care for both healthcare providers and patients. This is why architects and healthcare organizations are coming together to incorporate essential design elements when building their facilities. Here are 5 healthcare design principles that bring great results!
5 Best Ways to Create Healing Spaces for Kids
Designing spaces in healthcare facilities tailor-made for children is a lesson in balance! A balance between functionality and flexibility, playfulness and serious medical care, comfort and state of the art technology. This article highlights five tips for creating healing spaces for kids in healthcare facilities.
Top 5 Trends in Healthcare Design
Design can make all the difference when it comes to improving patient care. From a patient’s point of view, the right ambience can bring comfort and keep anxiety at bay. A healthcare space designed to address the unique challenges that a hospital or clinic faces can dramatically improve workflows and operational efficiency for doctors, employees and caregivers.