Noise control is a fundamental element in design, especially in animal care facilities. Excessive noise can be disturbing to day-to-day operations and can cause stress to not only the staff, but also the patients.
When it comes to designing K-12 schools and Higher Education projects, the design of flexible learning spaces has become important now more than ever.
Equipment coordination is fundamental to the space planning and programming phases of every Animal care project.
When Covid-19 started shutting down business in March of 2020, we all had to adjust the way we would now operate. This meant short term procedures for re-opening, and long-term adjustments…
With the onset of the Coronavirus, the design parameters for buildings immediately changed. Businesses, schools, and municipalities have been scrambling to make quick modifications…
As we transition out of Stay Home orders and begin to see our community businesses open up, it is important that veterinary hospitals examine the way they currently serve clients…
Congratulations to Timothy Ruzic, FMD Architects’ awesome Education Lead Architect! Tim was awarded our monthly Living the Values Award for our Core Value of Relationships.
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