Hospital Design

Are you wavering on the decision to come to the design conference? This chart will help you out.

From the hotel-like lobby to the cat and dog alcoves, find out how this emergency and referral hospital renovated their space into a stress-free environment for clients, staff and, most importantly, pets.

Here are the most common questions we receive each year-and answers that will help you build a stellar entry notebook.

Only you can crown the People's Choice champion. Voting ends March 31st.

With use of ancillary services on the rise, these additions could really help your practice shine.

Pet Emergency Clinic & Referral Center of Spokane, Washington, sheds some light on what makes their new space great.

The economic recession pushed down veterinary clinic construction costs. Now theyre on the rise again, but architect Dan Chapel, AIA, says thats a good thing. Say what?!

Small touch-ups and an objective look at your space will go a long way in getting an associate or other potential practice buyer interested.

Make sure clients fur babies and human babies are both getting the best experience out of your veterinary clinic by installing a childrens play area.

Award winners! Storage! Germs! Check out the articles you couldnt get enough of this year.

A euthanasia garden might be the key to a peaceful goodbye when your veterinary clients face parting with a beloved pet.

Ahh the whimsical tune of a circular saw the rhythmic pounding of a hammer driving a nail. Dust, caulk and drywallwhat's not to love? If your veterinary team doesn't share your enthusiasm, read on.

Veterinary architect Heather Lewis is here to remind the veterinary world that even mans closest of animal companions still sees, smells, hears and experiences vary differently in crucial ways. Keeping that truth in mind helps immensely when it comes to designing a low-stress environment.

Put a little pep into your practice with personalized boarding suites your veterinary clients will love.

Paintings and other creative expression can bring pops of color and show off your veterinary hospitals style.

The 2016 Hospital Design Supplement has the tools and tips to help you hone your design vision.

Only you can crown the People's Choice champion. Voting ends March 31st.

Anyone NOT want cooler surgery lights or better task lighting? Advances in lighting could make these reasonable updates for your veterinary practice.

Peek inside the 2016 Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Competition Merit Award-winning hospitals, and stay tuned in coming months to learn more about them.

For years, brilliant practice owners of Hospitals of the Year have incorporated new ways to treat animals and clients better. Looking back, we found out some of whats new is actually oldand still innovative.

You know what it takes to build a Hospital of the Year. Now find out what it takes to make it run.

Whether you joined us in person or not, peruse this coverage for a wealth of design tips.

Red tape slowed down this Dubai clinic, but couldnt stop their dream.

Stepping into his role as veterinary practice owner, this doctor takes over an iconic practice and makes it his own.

Designed by family with care in mind, this Alabama practice serves up high-end work spaces in a creative, family-like atmosphere.

Get this look. Seriously, we want you to steal these veterinary hospital designideas.

From an 1800s-style barn to a high-tech veterinary facility, Hunterdon Hills Animal Hospital has it all.

An aquarium gets veterinary clients in the door. Great pet care keeps them there.

Careful negotiations and creative solutions give this veterinary practice loads of charm at a reasonable cost.

Building this new veterinary facility was a family affair, with both clients and owners having deep roots in the Charlotte, North Carolina, area.