Businesses can influence outcomes with evidence-based design (access required)

By: Cady McGovern February 14, 2014 Comments Off

It started in health care facilities and is slowly making its way into other public spaces. It’s called evidence-based design, and unlike some of the other acronyms that emerge from a hospital setting, EBD is something people might want to get their hands on. “It’s kind of common-sense design, and we should all be using it anyway,” ...

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Businesses can influence outcomes with evidence-based design

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