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Photo features
A veterinary surgeon’s take on designing an operating room
Sep 10, 2018
You know the layout of these spaces is important. Here’s what a boarded surgeon thinks is crucial to include.
Midcentury modern meets veterinary care
Jul 09, 2018
This clinic in Door County, Wisconsin, with its clean lines and creative roofline, would make architect Frank Lloyd Wright proud.
The ark of efficiency
May 01, 2018
Noah’s Westside Animal Hospital’s strategy: Increase workflow efficiency and decrease the cost of high-quality pet care.
The Hospital Design Competition
Grow with the flow
DVM360 MAGAZINE - Sep 07, 2018
For Queenstown Veterinary Hospital in Queenstown, Maryland, bigger is better for clients, patients and staff. Find out how this tiny clinic on the coast evolved into a hospital with an award-winning floor plan.
Why your veterinary hospital's landscaping matters
VETTED - Aug 09, 2018
Signage and porches help with curb appeal for your practice. And don't neglect Mother Nature's contribution in grass, flowers and other greenery.
New York state of design
VETERINARY HOSPITAL DESIGN - Jul 25, 2018
Looks matter! Especially when your specialty hospital is built to serve an upscale community on the East Coast. Find out how the team at Gold Coast Center for Veterinary Care channeled their New York state of design.
Remodeling your facility
4 ways to ruin your surgical space
VETTED - Sep 21, 2018
You dream of performing surgery in a flawlessly designed, perfectly executed veterinary surgical suite. But the reality is often less-than-perfect.
Consider maintenance and image for veterinary clinic exteriors
VETERINARY HOSPITAL DESIGN - Sep 11, 2018
Brick used to be all the rage, but this architect says there are many great options now.
Design your clinic with your team's culture in mind
VETERINARY HOSPITAL DESIGN - Sep 04, 2018
Yes, of course, you need to talk fixtures and finishes. But this veterinary architect insists you must consider your biggest asset: the hospital staff.