By Marnie Jacobsen At TSA Architects, we strive to continually improve our drawings to help contractors and owners understand the intent of the design and avoid problems during construction. Healthcare buildings are constantly changing as medical procedures improve. The majority of the projects we work on with our healthcare partners are renovations...
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By Sean Bujold Get it done. I need it yesterday. Decision, decisions, decisions! We live in a world where everything is now. Yesterday would be even better. However, design and construction projects take a substantial amount of time. Almost every client wants to have a shorter schedule. As an architect, I am...
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By Tracy Stocking In September of 2009, I was diagnosed with bone cancer. Over the next 8 months, I spent approximately 40 days and nights in a state-of-the-art patient room in a state-of-the-art flagship hospital. I was in good hands, cared for by dedicated and compassionate doctors, nurses, social workers, and...
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Have you seen the March/April issue of MCD Magazine? You can find our work on the VA Medical Center Rehab and Prosthetics center featured on page 28. ...
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In recent years, a revolutionary new visioning tool that has the ability to rapidly convey architectural concepts to clients has joined the scene and architecture as we know it will never be the same. VR, or virtual reality, takes concepts from a flat picture and converts them into an actual...
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Virtual-Design PDF can be downloaded here:Download ...
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Have you seen the spring issue of EFA Magazine? Check page 52 and 106-107 to see Rocky Mountain Care's The Lodge! ...
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There’s nothing like an event such as now to give us an immediate and clear vision of what is important in life and to render so obviously unnecessary the pointless distractions. There’s nothing such as an all-encompassing tribulation to brilliantly illustrate an immediate sense of priority—what is truly needed, uplifting, and...
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In the most recent edition of Utah Construction and Design, Nathan shares some of the ways that The Lodge separates itself from traditional Skilled Nursing design. "Perhaps more than in any architectural typology, senior care environments tend to fall into an all-too-familiar pattern of unremarkable mimicry of neo-traditional styling and predictable...
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In today’s world we spend approximately 90% of our time indoors. This time is spent in the spaces we live, play, work and learn in, which takes or makes up the majority of our life experiences. These experiences are impacted by the space we are in and the tone or mood that it...
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