Behavioral Health
Design matters
What if mental and behavioral health facilities weren’t institutional in their presence? What if instead of being siloed, they are central to the communities they serve?
Great design for behavioral and mental health comes from harmonizing the needs of many—from patient dignity and care team retention to visitor experience and community support.
Whether it’s an inpatient hospital, addiction treatment facility, outpatient center, or a clinic for developmental disorders—our boundaryless behavioral health practice is continually advancing integrated design that is trauma-informed, dignity-driven, experiential, and empathetic.
Jon Sell, Principal
The social stigma surrounding behavioral health can be transformed by a well-designed facility that creates a positive community impact.
Stephen Parker, Senior Associate, Buildings, Health
By harmonizing mental health environments with evidence and empathy, we can design for humanity at its most vulnerable.
Brenda Bush-Moline, Senior Vice President, Business Leader, Buildings
Discovering our client’s culture allows us the opportunity to enhance their mission and advance health within their communities.
Tariq Amlani, Senior Principal, Buildings, Health Sector Leader
Working at the intersection of form and function, I help bring architecture and engineering to life in assignments around the world.
Michael Williams, Principal, Senior Healthcare Planner
Healthcare planning is the art of eliminating noise in the system to expose essential processes that result in patient care excellence.
Robyn Linstrom, Senior Associate
I’ve focused my career in healthcare design because I truly believe the built environment can support healing.
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