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Delve: The Future of Wellness in Healthcare Design

Delve: The Future of Wellness in Healthcare Design

In the October 2026 issue of Delve, Senior Interior Designer, Associate Scott Steffes, IIDA, NCIDQ, LEED GA, challenges the industry to rethink what wellness means in healthcare environments. In his article,“More Than Well: From Basics to...

Healthcare Design Conference: Building Together

Healthcare Design Conference: Building Together

Join Consulting Principal Jennifer Aliber, FAIA, FACHA, LEED AP, Senior Architect, Senior Associate Jane Galli, AIA, LEED AP, at the Healthcare Design Conference.Through a workshop-style session, Jane will help participants to examine how...

Medical Construction & Design: Specifying for Health

Medical Construction & Design: Specifying for Health

Associate Principal Katherine Chappelle, IIDA, EDAC, and Senior Interior Designer, Associate Anna Mancini, IIDA, NCIDQ, LEED AP, shared the intricacies that come with designing the interiors of healthcare spaces with Medical Construction & Design.Boston Children's...

Adams Neurosciences Center Nears Substantial Completion

Adams Neurosciences Center Nears Substantial Completion

High-Profile features the Adams Neurosciences Center at Yale New Haven Health’s Saint Raphael Campus is approaching substantial completion, a major milestone for one of the most significant healthcare projects in Connecticut. Designed as...

Where Workforce Strategy Meets Facility Design

Where Workforce Strategy Meets Facility Design

Principal Michelle Amberson, AIA, ACHA, EDAC, and Principal Jason Costello, AIA, LEED AP, are featured in Healthcare Facilities Today, exploring how healthcare design can directly address one of the industry’s most pressing challenges:...

The Change Curve

The Change Curve

By Michelle Amberson, AIA, ACHA, EDACWhat if that unexpected change request is actually your design’s secret weapon? In design studios everywhere, the words “we have a revision” tend to land with a thud. Client changes, often framed as...