Array Architects

Array Architects is seeking Lead Project Architects to join our talented teams in Philadelphia and New York City. If you’re a technical expert with strong organizational skills, design sensitivity, and a passion for healthcare environments, this role could be a perfect fit! Explore open roles here: https://lnkd.in/dZ7f_uyT

We are proud to announce that Elizabeth Ochal (Schmitt), healthcare planner, has been named one of Healthcare Design Magazine's 2024 Rising Stars! Elizabeth's accomplishments have earned her a spot among the 12 honorees, highlighting her exceptional contributions to healthcare design and planning. We look forward to seeing Elizabeth celebrated on stage at the Healthcare Design Conference + Expo in Indianapolis and featured in the October issue of Healthcare Design magazine. Read more in our press release: https://bit.ly/3WyL6TF

Previously a tuberculosis hospital at the historic Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Northwest Washington, D.C., Array was tasked in the redevelopment of Building 52 into the new home for the campus’ clinical program - including primary care and outpatient care for Children's National Hospital Rare Disease Institute – on what is now known as the Children’s National Research and Innovation Campus (CNRIC). Building 52, features 24 exam rooms and staff support spaces, serving as a cornerstone of the Children’s National Research and Innovation Campus. This transformation is part of a broader initiative on the nearly 12-acre site, creating a unique research and innovation hub while also delivering convenient primary care access for children and their families in the local community. The entire campus boasts over 160,000 square feet of research and innovation space, including essential incubator areas. This expansion strengthens Children’s National’s partnerships with industry leaders, universities, federal agencies, startups, and academic medical centers, fostering groundbreaking collaborations in healthcare and research.

Congratulations to Array's very own Elizabeth Schmitt (Elizabeth Ochal) for her well-deserved recognition as one of Healthcare Design's 2024 Rising Stars! The Rising Star award celebrates newcomers to the healthcare design field who are poised to be the industry's next great leaders. Elizabeth's dedication, innovation, and outstanding commitment to our healthcare clients has set her apart from her peers, and we couldn't be prouder.

Following the relocation of healthcare services from Woodbury Hospital and its subsequent closure, Inspira Health recognized the need to maintain a presence in the local Woodbury community. Through an in-depth master plan and collaboration with the community, the Inspira Health Center Woodbury Pavilion and EMS station were brought to life. This state-of-the-art, two-story facility will house a 25,000-square-foot satellite emergency department and an 18,500-square-foot inpatient behavioral health program. The behavioral health space is the first-of-its-kind in the region, offering single room occupancy for short-term care. Array is proud to have been part of this groundbreaking project for Inspira and the Woodbury community. We are thrilled for its unveiling ahead of its opening this fall. Stay tuned for more updates!

We are feeling 22! 🌟 Array is thrilled to share that we've been ranked amongst the nation's top firms in Modern Healthcare's 2024 Healthcare Design Firm Ranking! This recognition reflects our unwavering dedication to creating innovative and healing spaces. Our success is a testament to the hard work and creativity of our incredible team and the trust of our valued clients.

Happy 4th of July from Array Architects! As we celebrate the birth of our nation, we are grateful for the freedom to innovate, design, and create spaces that contribute to the well-being of our communities. Wishing everyone a safe and joyful Independence Day filled with pride and celebration!

In case you missed Healthcare Design's announcement last week, Stephanie Story, NCIDQ, CHID, Interior Design Director at Array Architects, has been recognized as one of 2024’s 10 most influential healthcare designers by Healthcare Design Magazine! Stephanie's innovative and community-driven approach to to behavioral health design is truly inspiring. Congratulations, Stephanie!

Array worked with One Brooklyn Health to transform two medical acute care units at Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center into modern adult inpatient behavioral health units. The column-free, 5th and 6th floors of the Aaron Building were transformed into a 29 inpatient bed unit with a welcoming and spacious atmosphere, thoughtful zoning, ample daylight, and top-notch safety features. Check out the images to see how we've blended safety and serenity for a nurturing patient environment. BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FACILITY CONSULTING, LLC Loring Consulting Engineers, Inc. LERA Consulting Structural Engineers

Congratulations to Array's very own Stephanie Story, NCIDQ, CHID on her well-earned recognition as the 2024 HCD 10 Interior Designer honoree by Healthcare Design! 🏆 Stephanie's dedication, leadership, and contributions in healthcare design have made a significant impact on our projects, clients, and the industry as a whole. This prestigious recognition is a testament to Stephanie's hard work and visionary approach.