This post, which is part of a series on how to reduce carbon in the built environment, was co-authored by Tim Johnson and Peter Alspach....

Hospital design experts Teri Oelrich and Bryan Langlands explore ways to improve the efficiency and experience for nurses in hospital...

Three Ways Design Computation Empowers Better Decision-Making This post was co-authored by Megha Sinha, Nate Holland and Melissa...

Editor’s Note: As we work with our clients to improve the health of people and the planet, addressing carbon emissions from the built...

This post was co-authored by Peter Alspach and Margaret Montgomery Editor’s Note: As we work with our clients to improve the health of...

The most important asset of a company is its people. At no time has this been more evident than now, during the great resignation. To be...

Last year, we abandoned our workplaces practically overnight. Now, as companies plan a phased return to the places we left behind, they...

More than a year after the pandemic caused an abrupt shift to working remotely, offices are starting to reopen. However, in many cases,...

Editor’s Note: This is the sixth and final article in a six-part series on five different work modes. The first piece outlined a...

The business benefit of relationships with colleagues and how the design of post-Covid offices can foster valuable connections. Editor’s...

Editor’s Note: This is the fourth article in a six-part series on five different work modes. The first piece outlined a framework for...

Eleven Strategies to Reduce Energy Use and Increase Wellbeing While hospitals are dedicated to healing, they are some of the most...

How Density Builds Better Ideas in the Workplace Editor’s Note: This is the third article in a six-part series on five different work...

This post was co-authored by Jonathan Ward and Margaret Montgomery. As a firm tasked with designing the buildings and cities that shape...

How to Support Individuals and Teams for Success Editor’s Note: This is the second article in a six-part series on five different work...

Editor’s Note: This is the second article in a six-part series on five different work modes. The first piece outlined a framework for...

We are pleased to share the good news that the School of Nursing welcomes Teri Oelrich as a new member of their Advisory Board! Teri...

How Five Work Modes Can Redefine the Return to the Workplace Editor’s Note: This is the first article in a six-part series that outlines...

Written by Samuel Liberant & Nate Holland Have you asked yourself lately: How can we be more effective while working apart in the future...

Presenters: Ryan Hullinger, Healthcare Architect Teri Oelrich, Healthcare Clinician The in-car care concept is one of NBBJ Design’s...

With a global pandemic, racial injustice, and climate change at the constant forefront of our minds, by now it is clear that we are all...

On Wednesday, September 23 Tammy will be participating in The Center for Health Design's Behavioral Health Strategic Design Workshop,...

Co-Contributor: Bryan Langlands Read our latest article here featured in Forbes that explains how healthcare facilities can make creative...