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What’s Behind the White Door?

By Doug Banks Keeping everyone safe during construction is always important. However, it becomes critical to patient health and healing when that construction occurs in an active hospital near patient care space.   At University Health’s Clinical Neurosciences Center, the third and final phase of construction will transform an underutilized portion of the...

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TSA Architects Healthcare Brochure

At TSA Architects, we understand how overwhelming a complex design and construction project can feel. Coming up with viable solutions can seem daunting, which is why you need someone with extensive and specific healthcare experience across all types of facilities. To learn more about TSA Architects and how we can...

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Pictures vs. Renderings

Breaking the Barriers of Reality

By Stephanie Kwok Most clients are not professional architects or designers. They may not be able to read architectural drawings such as floor plans, elevations, and sections. Their eyes may gloss over when you show them 2D plans and black-and-white visuals. It’s hard for them to transpose those drawings in their...

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When does a Building become Architecture?

By Nathan Murray There may be different opinions and perspectives on this, but I will make a brief attempt based on my own viewpoint. I believe that Buildings by definition are an enclosure to house some identifiable function—animate or inanimate—or to provide shelter and protection for something from outside elements. To enter...

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