Three projects in Germany, Belgium, and the United States point to new paradigms in designing for health and wellness.

The 2013 demolition of this expressionistic, 1970s-era hospital caused widespread outrage among aficionados of late modern architecture.

A luxurious hotel-clinic on the Wadden Sea aims to cure by design.

A youth psychiatric hospital in Belgium with a striking civic presence seeks to reduce stigma around mental illness.

A New England university reimagines student mental and physical care with a holistic facility.

The T Building, formerly the Triboro Hospital for Tuberculosis, was rehabilitated by Dunn Development, SLCE, Old Structures Engineering, and architectural conservator Mary Kay Judy.

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.