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Fall 2020 Architecture Lecture Series Health+Wellness Grand Rounds: The Future of Architecture

Current restrictions on travel, group meetings, and office work environments have resulted in radical shifts in the practice of architecture. Are these permanent changes in the way we work, are they temporary “blips” in the design process, or will there be some blend in virtual and traditional practice? This panel explores the short and long-term implications from an industry-wide perspective and from practitioners leading large and medium size firms. Speakers: Phillip G Bernstein, FAIA, NOMA, LEED AP, Associate Dean and Professor Adjunct at the Yale School of Architecture Heather Chung, MDA, Vice President and Healthcare Studio Leader at SmithGroup Richard Embers, AIA, ACHA, Principal at Pulse Design Group __ For the Fall 2020 Series, the Architecture Lecture Series curators teamed up with the School's Institute of Health + Wellness Design to create a series of “Grand Rounds” sessions to address healthcare design during and after the COVID-19 health crisis. Some of the country’s leading healthcare design experts discussed strategies and solutions to combat current and future crises through design and research.