Wednesday, 21 July 2010
A number of Shepley Bulfinch’s current and recent healthcare clients came out high in the 2010 rankings in US News & World Report’s annual survey of US hospitals and pediatric hospitals. The survey ranks the top 30 adult and pediatric facilities in each of ten specialty areas.
Those honored in 2010 include Massachusetts General Hospital (a repeat in the survey’s ‘honor roll’); the University of Michigan Hospital and Health Centers; Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center; Lahey Clinic; and Yale-New Haven Hospital. Shepley Bulfinch just completed Smilow Cancer Hospital at ...[more]
Posted in: healthcare | news
Tags: children's hospital, children's hospital boston, children's hospital of wisconsin, dartmouth-hitchcock medical center, mass general, pediatric, smilow cancer hospital, u.s. news and world report, university of michigan, yale-new haven hospital
Thursday, 18 June 2009
Three of Shepley Bulfinch’s current pediatric healthcare clients were among those named in US News and World Report’s annual survey of the Best Children’s Hospitals in the US. The survey ranks the top 30 pediatric facilities in each of ten specialty areas.
Children’s Hospital Boston, Children’s Hospital of Michigan, and Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, were recognized in a number of categories. Children’s Hospital Boston, a client since 1914, was one of just ten nationwide to be ranked in the top 30 in all ten specialties. Shepley’s new bed tower for Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin opened in March, and construction is scheduled to begin in 2010 on a new physicians’ office building ...[more]
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Tags: children's hospital, children's hospital boston, children's hospital of wisconsin, pediatric, u.s. news and world report
Thursday, 15 July 2010
The Genomics Building at the University of California, Riverside, is featured in the July issue of Lab Design News. The facility opened at the start of the 2009-10 academic year.
This high-intensity multidisciplinary facility, which advances the pioneering research of the University’s Institute of Integrative Genome Biology, concentrates on plant, insect, and microbial genomics.
The building serves more than 200 faculty, researchers, and graduate and post-doctoral students with a bioinformatics suite, research labs, and instrumentation facilities including insectaries and growth chambers, supporting the development of new products such as medicinal plants, stress-resistant crops, and ...[more]
Posted in: education | news | publications | science & research
Tags: institute of integrative genome biology, uc riverside, university of california
Friday, 14 March 2008
The Cardiovascular Center at the University of Michigan is still making news nine months after its June 2007 opening.
The programming and space planning of the 420,000 sf Center, located on the University of Michigan’s Ann Arbor campus, is highlighted in “Extreme Makeover” in the March 2008 issue of Health Facilities Management magazine, while its construction and structural engineering at the the subject of a feature piece (“Campus Core”) in the March 2008 issue of Modern Steel Construction.
Shepley Bulfinch designed the project in association with Harley Ellis Devereaux.
Posted in: healthcare | news
Tags: cardiovascular, modern steel construction, teaching hospital, university of michigan
Friday, 12 March 2010
With construction projects in Boston on hold for the near term, what can we do with all the vacant development sites? New England Cable News asked Luke Voiland and Tad Jusczyk for their ideas in this story.
Posted in: community | news
Tags: luke voiland, necn, new england cable news, video
Thursday, 16 July 2009

New England Cable News interview with Shepley Bulfinch Principal Katie Faulkner. Katie talks about our sustainable transition to Zipcar.
Posted in: community | how we work | news | sustainability
Tags: green, katie faulkner, necn, new england cable news, video, zipcar
Wednesday, 15 April 2009
Angela Watson, in an article co-authored with Mardelle Shepley, Raymond Gerbi, and Stephen Imgrund, disucusses the research and methodology behind the decision to introduce daylight into the ICUs at Concord Hospital in New Hampshire. The article appears in the April 2009 issue of World Health Design.
Full text of article
Posted in: design research | healthcare | publications
Tags: angela watson, concord hospital, mardelle shepley, world health design
Monday, 10 November 2008
DURHAM, NC – US Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy was the keynote speaker at the dedication last week for Duke University Law School’s new Star Commons and newly renovated Goodson Law Library. Joining him on stage for the event were University President Richard Brodhead and Law School Dean David Levi.
More than 500 students, faculty, staff, and alumni filled the Commons for the event. In his remarks, Dean Levi noted, “We now have facilities that match the strength of our faculty and students. As spectacular as this building is, we are most proud of the community it symbolizes and the work it facilitates.”
The project, completed on time and under budget for ...[more]
Posted in: education | libraries | news
Tags: duke university, law school, leed