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Construction myths that refuse to die and why we secretly love them
Spend enough time on site or in meetings and you’ll hear these myths repeated with quiet confidence. Not because they’re always right, but because they’re familiar and familiarity, in an industry as...
Read moreSaving lives and businesses since 1877
In February 1877, a fire broke out in a Massachusetts mill. It was, by most accounts, an unremarkable fire and the kind of incident that at any other time would have gutted a building, destroyed...
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How fitted furniture quietly shapes clinical decision-making
It might sound strange, but here’s a question most healthcare designers do not ask often enough - what if the room is shaping the diagnosis? Not in some abstract, philosophical way, but in very...
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