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    Meeting of the minds


    Planning, practice, and attention to detail make this Campbell, Calif., multi-location specialty practice stand out. And they're not done yet.

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    Michigan Veterinary Specialists in Southfield, Mich.


    Dr. Dan Lorimer, DACVO, wanted his specialty practice to look professional. For that, he needed respectable neighbors. To attract those neighbors, he bought six acres and built a 40,000-square-foot building—which was not his hospital.

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    A gutted building finds new life


    Dr. Mona Rosenberg worked with her Southern California Realtor for several years until she found the perfect space.

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    Only in Boca


    Some might consider it over the top. But an affluent client base made high-end, luxury design a must for the owners of Calusa Veterinary Center in Boca Raton, Fla.

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    Measure twice, cut once ... planning ahead pays off


    One doctor's dedication to creating a solid business plan and the perfect floor plan pays off for Superior Animal Hospital and Boarding Suites in Superior, Wis.

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    Everything's bigger in Texas


    A large group of owners pooled money over a long period of time to build the Emergency Animal Clinic of Collin County, serving four cities.

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    Achieving a warm, urban design


    This facility offers a mix of holistic and Western medicine. A warm, calming, and artistic atmosphere. And enough space for the specialty medical team to care for pets and their owners.

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    A cutting-edge look for cutting-edge care


    The key goals: A modern design that reflects the state-of-the-art specialty care the team provides. A good experience for visiting clients. And a facility that's comfortable for team members—and makes them proud.

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    Five practices under one roof


    When five specialty practices merged to create the Veterinary Referral Center of North Texas, they chose to keep their autonomy and design their own workspaces.

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