Hospital architecture usually stirs up feelings of anxiety and dread—which may not encourage patients to recover quickly, according to several new studies. Jocelyn Gonzales reports on the architects and medical professionals who are designing a new wave of feel-good hospitals, as part of our on-going series on science and creativity.
- Visit the website for The Children's Hospital at Montefiore
- Visit the website for The Rockwell Group
- Visit the website for Research Design Connections
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