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posted September 25th, 2023 by E4H

E4Hcares Dallas Participates in CANstruction

E4Hcares Dallas participated in the annual CANstruction competition, a fundraiser for North Texas Food Bank. This year’s design was inspired by Eye, one of downtown Dallas’ most iconic works of art, and used 4,282 cans. Contributors to the cost of the project include: E4H, DPR, AG&E, Adolfs[...]

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posted September 8th, 2023 by Richard Carroll

PACE® Center Planning in the Post COVID-19 World

The COVID-19 Virus is infecting people of all ages but data shows that the elderly are most vulnerable and COVID-19 related deaths for residents of long-term care and nursing facilities likely account for more than one third of the pandemic related fatalities in the United States. As of January 2021[...]

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Design

posted August 22nd, 2023 by E4H

10Qs Getting to Know the People Behind the Projects...Rich Carroll

"The average age continues to climb upward and the percentage of Americans over the age of 65 climbs as well. Healthcare needs to respond better to this major shift. I hope to see more models of care, like PACE, that focus on this reality." Rich Carroll, AIA, LEED AP, Director of Project Practice[...]

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posted August 21st, 2023 by E4H

"4 on 3" - 4 Summer Interns Provide 3 Insights on What's Top of Mind

We are grateful for the energy and enthusiasm our Summer Interns have brought our offices. We present "4 on 3" - where we share what’s top of mind of our emerging healthcare designers. We interviewed four of our summer interns and asked them to share their insights on three items current to their [...]

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E4Hcares

posted August 9th, 2023 by E4H

E4Hcares Provides Landscaping for the Community

E4Hcares Boston volunteered at Heading Home, a local homeless shelter for 20+ families. The team landscaped the outdoor areas – weeded and mulched gardens, laid new soil, installed stone boundaries, and planted new flowers.  A few young residents came out towards the end and were thrilled at thei[...]

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