Creating Healing Spaces: THE PLAYERS Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Nemours Children’s Health, Jacksonville
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Tag Archive: Wayfinding
Building for the Next 50 Years: M.T. Mustian Center at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
In June 2016, Tallahassee Memorial Hospital (TMH) broke ground on the M.T. Mustian Center—a 72-bed surgical and adult ICU center named in honor of the late Middleton Truett “M.T.” Mustian, the hospital’s former president and longtime administrator. I served as …
Terminal Modernization: Why Bother? The Passenger Experience (Part III)
Why bother with messy, complicated terminal upgrades if your airport is not facing capacity issues? Previously, we examined the financial and operational benefits. In this third part of our series, we explore how terminal modernization projects can help improve the …
Get Some Standards: A Discussion on Protecting Your Wayfinding Investment
Fact: no one likes being lost. It causes confusion, anxiety and stress. This is no way to treat your customers, patients and passengers, and that is why wayfinding is vital.
Good wayfinding starts from a place of research-backed logic, which …
Promoting Independent Travel: ACRP Research Report 177
Independent travel in airports for aging travelers and passengers with disabilities such as vision loss and reduced mobility presents complex navigational challenges in complex spaces that are not easily met by using typical wayfinding approaches. Reports submitted to Congress by …
Merging Artwork and Building Design: UF Health North Patient Tower
Art is a powerful tool that inspires well-being and helps improve patient experiences and outcomes. Yet with many hospital projects, it can be a construction-phase afterthought, resulting in an applied feeling to the artwork. I was proud to serve as …