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News|Videos|October 7, 2016
Dual-use spaces & smaller rooms: Efficiency is in
Author(s)Wayne Usiak, AIA, NCARB
Getting the most out of your clinic's footprint is the new sexy design
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Though the economy has taken an upturn, veterinary clinic owners haven't thrown caution to the wind by building palatial practices. In fact, veterinary architect and CVC educator Wayne Usiak says making the space go further is the latest trend. Watch the video to hear about the advantages of decreasing exam room and reception area sizes.
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