Featured in Medical Construction & Design Sunshine Pediatric Day Center held a groundbreaking on its Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care Center facility in Fort Worth, Texas. Oculus Inc., provided architectural design services for a new ground up prototype. Frank Dale Construction is...
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Oculus Architect Bryan Beckering gained his Evidence-Based Design Accreditation and Certification (EDAC) through The Center for Health Design. The Center for Health Design’s internationally recognized EDAC program awards a credential to individuals who demonstrate an understanding of how to apply...
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A restaurant may have award-winning food and drinks, incredible service, and welcoming décor, but not having the right sound control is sure to drive away customers and revenue. Read more here for insights on improving dining experience through good design....
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Oculus Inc. has been named among the best retail architects in Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas. Oculus has been chosen based on experience, areas of expertise, awards, and professional accreditations. For the full list, read here.
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IMPACT Strategies, Inc. is beginning the interior build-out of ten additional bedrooms for Covenant House Missouri's short-term shelter program on their main campus. Read more here.
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Oculus Inc. has added Karl Roth as a senior project designer to the company's Portland office. Read more in The Daily Journal of Commerce and The St. Louis CNR.
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Emergency lighting is an important part of a facility’s overall emergency preparedness plan. Functional and effective emergency lighting can literally save lives in the case of any type of facility emergency. So, understanding codes and standards for emergency lighting is...
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Complete shutdowns of all but essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic forever changed the way companies view and use office buildings. Two years later, firms still have employees working from home or hybrid work models. Read more from Joanne Fields...
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Schlotzsky’s (Atlanta) has unveiled a new design in Oklahoma City featuring two-drive thrus, one on each side of the restaurant, with no indoor seating. Read more: PR Newswire VMSD Fast Casual
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