Future-proofing is a strategic approach that architects and builders use when designing buildings. The concept is all about predicting potential future challenges—  anything from environmental pressures, such as extreme weather conditions, to societal changes, like new technology demands. 

By anticipating these factors, a building can remain functional and relevant, even as times change. The goal is to prevent a building from becoming obsolete or outdated, ensuring it can serve its purpose for many years to come. Download our top 4 tips for future proofing your next building below! 

The healthcare industry has been notoriously slow to adopt new technologies due to regulatory uncertainty and security concerns. However, AI in healthcare is seeing extensive growth. AI in healthcare is expected to reach $173 billion by 2029. With this rapid expansion, architecture and design of healthcare facilities has already begun to change and will continue to evolve as these technologies expand. Ultimately, embracing AI-focused design today means setting the foundation for a more efficient, responsive, and patient-centric healthcare system tomorrow.

Explore how healthcare facilities have already adapted and read our predictions for further change by clicking below!

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the spotlight on behavioral health has never been brighter. The unprecedented strain on individuals’ mental well-being has sparked a profound shift in attitudes and trends within the realm of behavioral health design. As societal awareness grows and funding increases, designers are tasked with reimagining spaces that prioritize safety, dignity, and healing.
 

Use the form below to download what we believe are the top 5 significant changes reshaping the landscape of behavioral health design in the US.