Understanding Urban vs. Rural Healthcare Needs in Architectural and Engineering Design
Healthcare facilities are critical to the well-being of communities, and their design must respond to the unique needs of the populations they serve. As architects and engineers, we play a pivotal role in this process to create facilities that provide effective patient care, operational efficiency and ongoing contributions to community well-being. Our long-term relationships with…
Read MoreBuilding the “Community” into Community Healthcare
A Holistic View of Healthcare The delivery and accessibility of healthcare is ever evolving, particularly as it becomes more personalized and prioritized at the individual and community levels. As Central Texas continues to grow, the population shifts are driving a new look at how to deliver optimum care across multiple medical specialties. Not only are…
Read More5 Things You Need to Know About MEP Design for Healthcare Projects
We sat down with Ted Davison, HFDP LEED AP, Principal, to discuss 5 things you need to know about MEP design for healthcare projects. Ted joined O’Connell Robertson nearly 22 years ago. In that time, he has become regarded as one of the most knowledgeable mechanical designers for healthcare environments in the Central Texas region….
Read MoreNew Medical Office Building Opens in Leander, Texas
As one of the fastest growing cities in Texas, Leander has a continuing need for healthcare facilities that support its community. The once rural city with a population of less than 4,000 residents is now home to nearly 68,000. O’Connell Robertson provided architecture and MEP engineering design services for one of the latest medical office…
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