Insights & News
Education
Places I Remember
Buildings and campuses may change over time, but memories from within them will always endure. DesignGroup’s John Ryan reflects on the emotional lives of buildings, a melody that continues over time.
Healthcare
How to Lower Healthcare’s Carbon Footprint
Architecture can help healthcare facilities reduce their climate impact and improve public health even more. Here’s why it’s so important, and steps to help make it happen.
Healthcare
Part 3 | Addiction Recovery Design: An Example of Success
OneFifteen’s success proves that architectural design can create a welcoming environment for substance-use treatment and even drive positive social change. Here’s what sets it apart.
Healthcare
Graduate School Insights That Still Matter
DesignGroup healthcare architect Angela Kolosky writes about timeless lessons she learned 10 years ago, and how they’re relevant with clients today.
Healthcare
Unsung Heroes: The Insights of Non-Clinical Staff
Input from operational roles is crucial for hospital expansion projects. They have great ideas because they see and affect everything.
Healthcare
When Ideas Become Real: Transforming Healthcare Planning into Architecture
Five key insights for this transitional phase of a project, based on real-world experiences.
Healthcare
The Future of Inpatient Care: Five Strategies for the Patient Room
When a hospital grows, it needs a more thoughtful approach to the needs of staff and patients alike.
Healthcare
Surgery Department Renovations: Three Must-Know Ideas for Any Scale
They’re among the most complex spaces in a hospital. We believe there are three best practices that improve surgery rooms of every size and type.
Healthcare, Community
Staying Connected: Expanding a Hospital, Maintaining Community
How do you elevate a local hospital without losing its special connection to the community? By listening to, and communicating with, community stakeholders.
Healthcare, Education, Community, Science & Technology, Commercial
Prefab Construction: A Time-Tested Technique with New Innovations
Building a project with pre-manufactured components can save time, labor, and material. Here’s a look at why it has endured for longer than you may realize – and why it might or might not be right for your next project.
November 8, 2024
Special-needs school in Pittsburgh is getting an $18 million renovation
American School & University
November 6, 2024
Flooring Trends for Facilities with Heavy Traffic
Facilities Net
October 23, 2024
Crittenton Community Center
Education Snapshots
August 15, 2024
Morris Hospital Unveils $13.2M Operating Room Renovation
Medical Construction and Design
August 14, 2024
Morris Hospital Completes Surgery Department Renovation In Morris, Illinois
Healthcare Design Magazine
May 31, 2024
Hybrid offices are a Necessary Future for Universities Facing the Squeeze for Campus Space
Facilities Manager
May 30, 2024
Principal at top architecture firm calls AI 'Pinterest for things that could be, rather than things that already are'
Columbus Business First
April 25, 2024
How Ohio University HCOM's Heritage Hall Achieved WELL Certification
Healthcare Facilities Today
April 16, 2024
Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine – Heritage Hall
Education Snapshots
April 2, 2024
The Business First 40 Under 40
Columbus Business First
September 1, 2023
Blend & Serve
Medical Construction & Design
February 19, 2021
Case Study: Renovation Helps Hospital React to Pandemic
Healthcare Facilities Today
February 12, 2021
DesignGroup and Columbus State Community College Achieve LEED Certified Status for Mitchell Hall
Civil + Structural Engineer Media
February 2, 2021
Office Space: Leading Edje's New Bridge Park Offices
ColumbusCEO
December 28, 2020
UPMC Unveils Eighth Floor Renovation
Healthcare Design
December 21, 2020
Allegheny Health Network West Penn Hospital Radiology Department to Undergo 43,000-SF Face-Lift
Medical Construction & Design
April 30, 2020
DesignGroup Modernizes Mid-20th Century Library on Historic Washington & Jefferson College Campus
AECCafe
March 11, 2020
First Look: Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine
Healthcare Design