University of Utah Receives $75 Million Gift for New Hospital and Medical Campus

University of Utah Receives $75 Million Gift for New Hospital and Medical Campus

  The University of Utah today announced a $75 million gift from the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation to establish a new 800,000-square-foot state-of-the-art hospital and medical campus in West Valley City. The gift will enable the construction of the university’s first off-campus hospital in its 175-year history and its largest multi-specialty health…

Healthcare Designs That Prioritize Patient and Provider Experiences

Healthcare Designs That Prioritize Patient and Provider Experiences

  The days of going to the doctor and sitting in cold, uncomfortable waiting rooms are a thing of the past. Whether the facility is a freestanding orthopedic clinic or a large urban hospital, healthcare providers are increasingly seeking designs that provide a pleasant atmosphere while still optimizing efficiency. No matter the size or scope…

Behind the Scenes at the National Aquarium

Behind the Scenes at the National Aquarium

Tucked in the inner harbor of Baltimore, Maryland resides the National Aquarium, home to over 6,000 different animals. Since first opening in 1981, the facility has aimed to save wildlife and habitats while advocating for more sustainable policies at local, state and federal levels. Each year, the aquarium educates thousands of students that walk through…

World Water Day: Why collaboration is key for better water management

World Water Day: Why collaboration is key for better water management

Efficient water management has become increasingly more important in the UK, particularly in commercial settings, with the Environment Agency warning of potential water shortages in England by 2050 This World Water Day (22 March), Angela Nilsson, Divisional Managing Director (Service) at Stuart Turner Group, is discussing why a comprehensive approach, which includes strategic planning, enhanced…

Back to Basics: Ergonomic Hazards and Workplace Solutions

Back to Basics: Ergonomic Hazards and Workplace Solutions

Back to Basics is an article series that highlights important but possibly overlooked information facilities management professionals should know. Ergonomics is defined by OSHA as “fitting a job to a person,” and it can help lessen muscle fatigue, increase productivity, and reduce the number and severity of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSD). MSDs affect the muscles, nerves,…