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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 14, 2026
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Jul 15, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · RDG Planning & Design

    Designing where care and learning converge (opens the original)

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    This blog post was authored by Will Downing, Architect and Healthcare, Science + Technology Senior Partner, RDG Planning & Design. Healthcare has always relied on a simple model: students learn, then they practice. Today, however, that distinction is becoming increasingly difficult to draw. Across academic medical centers, the environments where future healthcare providers learn are becoming increasingly integrated with those where care is delivered. Simulation labs mirror real clinical settings

  2. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · RDG Planning & Design

    Repurposing industrial spaces into cutting edge targeted radiotherapy facilities (opens the original)

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    This blog post was authored by Will Downing, Architect, Healthcare Senior Partner, RDG Planning & Design; and Jeff Biernbaum, Architect, Partner, RDG Planning & Design. What if you had to design a manufacturing facility for a product that isn’t fully defined yet? One that must be produced, tested, and delivered to a patient within hours, while also carrying both life-saving potential and inherent radioactive risk? That is the reality of targeted radiotherapy (TRT) facility design. These faciliti

  3. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · RDG Planning & Design

    Playing with dirt: Rediscovering earth as a building material (opens the original)

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    This blog post was authored by Adam Wiese, Architect and Partner, RDG Planning & Design. Long before architecture became an industry of systems, specifications, and supply chains, it was something far more immediate. People built with what they could reach: stone from the hillside, timber from nearby forests, earth from the ground beneath their feet. These structures went beyond function, becoming inseparable from the places they occupied. Today, that relationship feels distant. Modern construct

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