Justin Brooks, principal of ZGF Architects in Portland, Oregon, joins the podcast to discuss the design process behind the UCSF’s Nancy Friend Pritzker Psychiatry Building, designing for mental health, and how the built environment impacts patient care.

Projects from Paris, San Francisco, the Netherlands, and Toronto show the potential of design to improve health care.

Avenier Cornejo brings dignity to a building type where practicality often trumps architectural expression.

Dutch firm Vakwerk delivers the first all-electric hospital in the Netherlands.

A psychiatry building by ZGF Architects caters to a range of patients, clinicians, and researchers while adapting to its lively neighborhood.

Hariri Pontarini designs a multiple sclerosis clinic in Toronto that responds to the experience of patients.

Since 2010, Philadelphia has lost a number of notable modernist buildings.

Johnsen Schmaling reenvisions a mundane clinic type with a light-filled orthodontics office in Wisconsin.

Ballinger’s new ambulatory care center, Penn Medicine Radnor, is rooted in history.

5468796 Architecture gives a veil of mystery to a dermatology clinic in Calgary, Alberta.