Our design, selected among global design and architecture firms, highlights Israeli spirit, history, and culture. Read the full press release here. 

Childhood obesity is one of the most serious public health challenges of the 21st century. To help address this complex epidemic at its roots – from genetics and poor diet to reduced physical activity – three renowned children's hospitals have dedicated space to features not usually found in healthcare facilities. More

Learn how robotic technology can combat isolation and loneliness for the elderly in healthcare settings in a recent article by The Daily Beast.

In the April issue of Architectural Products Magazine EYP Project Director Mark Sealy describes how the materials that construct the University of North Carolina Wilmington’s Center for Marine Science stimulate economic development in NC.

EYP is partnering with the University of Virginia to research the impact of our recently designed McLeod Tyler Wellness Center. Part of the College of William and Mary campus, this new student health center combines several health and wellness services into one facility - and our research will examine the beneficial effects of this new space on faculty and students. More

EYP has partnered with the Center for Ecosystems in Architecture (CEA) at Yale to help the university simulate their laboratory space as a virtual testbed. More

Net Zero Buildings Magazine explores how the ZEN Building, the largest zero energy-capable facility in the nation, is a test bed for emerging building technologies and shows the world what can be economically accomplished today. 

EYP’s Healthcare design expertise was recognized by Interior Design, with the firm ranking #12 in the nation on the publication’s prestigious 2019 Healthcare Giants list.

Virginia Commonwealth University celebrated the opening of its EYP-designed College of Health Professions Building, a dramatic delivery in its promise to empower students and researchers by unifying talent, nationally ranked programs, and technology under one roof. 

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, over half of the 20 fastest growing career tracks in the United States are health-related occupations. More