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Humanizing the Institution: The Architecture of Bobrow/Thomas and Associates

Humanizing the Institution: The Architecture of Bobrow/Thomas and Associates

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Humanizing the Institution
Review: Too many hospitals-Cedars Sinai is an example-are vast, oppressive labyrinths, discouraging practitioners and patients alike. The LA firm of Michael Bobrow and Julia Thomas have infused their care facilities with cool design, warm colors, light, air, and glimpses of nature. They've carried that same spirit of humanity into offices, laboratories, and college buildings. This well-illustrated overview, introduced by Raul Barreneche, shows that architects really can enhance the quality of life. (Michael Webb is the book reviewer for LA Architect magazine.)


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