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Design Details with Hafen and Lewis: Design your hospital for Generation Y
Prepare your veterinary clinic for the up-and-coming generation of tweeting, texting, and Facebooking clients.
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Are you ready to cater to the up-and-coming group of tweeting, texting, and Facebooking clients, team members and veterinarians? Mark Hafen, AIA, and Heather Lewis, AIA, of Animal Arts Architects, help prepare your practice for Generation Y.
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