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While big-city districts’ battle with deferred maintenance garner big headlines, rural district’s face similar challenges.   January 22, 2025 K-12 schools in major metropolitan areas continue struggling to find enough funds to inspect, repair and maintain their facilities in ways that keep them safe and reliable. But while these struggles require major funding and garner big…

The expansion will more than double the number of inpatient hospital beds and add surgical operating rooms. Cincinnati Children’s plans a major expansion at its Liberty Campus, improving access to care for kids and families in Butler County and surrounding areas. The expansion will more than double the number of inpatient hospital beds and add…

An engineer, a film editor, and other professionals with computer jobs share their personal tips for combatting digital eyestrain. Stare at a computer screen long enough and you’ll know exactly what “computer vision syndrome” ― a real health condition also known as digital eyestrain ― feels like. Symptoms of the issue include dry and irritated…

The new eight-story patient tower will bring the hospital’s bed count 437. AdventHealth Celebration has broken ground on a new patient tower, a significant milestone amid rapid population growth across Osceola and south Orange County. The eight-story tower will include 80 progressive care beds and three operating rooms. The tower will also include shell space…

Office-to-residential conversions have gained momentum in Canada since the COVID-19 pandemic, as the shift to hybrid working models continues to leave many commercial spaces underused. This ongoing trend has prompted many property owners and investors to explore alternative asset uses. While conversions aren’t feasible for every office building, cities like Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, and Ottawa…

Architects and designers can improve reach and outcomes by reimagining healthcare environments as inclusive, supportive, community-focused spaces. The rising cost of health insurance is significantly impacting individuals’ access to healthcare. In 2022, 28 percent of adults reported delaying or foregoing medical care due to cost concerns — a trend that has only worsened in subsequent…