HomeHealthHealthcare Design Showcase: Call For Submissions Opens

Healthcare Design Showcase: Call For Submissions Opens


Healthcare Design is now accepting reservations for the 2024 Design Showcase. The annual awards program honors the best design and architecture—built and unbuilt—in the healthcare design industry.

Reservations are due March 1, with presentations due March 29.

All projects will be reviewed by a jury of architects, interior designers, providers, and consultants. Those accepted for the program will be published in the August issue of Healthcare Design. Jurors will also give Award of Merit and Honorable Mention honors to the highest-scoring projects, with finalists recognized for outstanding achievement.

Additionally, winners will be celebrated during the magazine’s annual awards luncheon at the 2024 Healthcare Design Conference + Expo , taking place Oct. 5-8, in Indianapolis.

For competition details and to enter, click here.

Contact Donna Hidalgo at donna.hidalgo@emeraldx.com or (210) 419-9017 for more information.



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