Legacy Community Health just opened its doors to another clinic in the surrounding Houston area. The JZ Interior Design team worked closely with Legacy to enhance their fundamental vision and designed a clinic that supports an inviting and convenient environment for welcoming mothers and children.

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Shriners Children’s Texas has been seeing ongoing renovations since 2019. Although the original scope of work was to only renovate a few key areas to merge services that were moving from the Houston location, JZ Design Group had the honor to renovate nearly the entire hospital.

Our latest blog post discusses the integration of graphics with the interior design process to create an immersive experience. Level 6 is the Outpatient Clinics floor and is one of the first floors to have been completed.

JZ Design Group was awarded the move and consolidation project of Shriners Hospital for Children Houston to Shriners Children’s Galveston in late Fall 2019. The initial project began with renovations at Shriners Galveston for areas to accommodate new Orthopedic clinical services to Galveston’s existing Burn Unit and treatment services.

This blog post discusses the color palette and graphics, which are playful and bold, and how the final design appeals to all ages benefiting not only the patients, but their family, caregivers, and hospital staff.

JZ Design Group has built a diversified LLS (Landlord Service) practice and portfolio offering the following services: Code assessment and evaluation, budgeting, cost estimation, programming, test fit, space planning, area calculation, field verification, and temporary office relocation. These services help property management and developers recruit tenants to lease their spaces. Quick turnaround and ability to listen has garnered a list of repeat client following.

Learn more about JZ Landlord Services in our Blog post.

The pandemic proved that health and wellness is important to people now more than ever. It is in everyone’s best interest to fight against this virus and any illness. Therefore, we must design facilities that factor in health and flexibility. People want to be in control of their well-being yet feel motivated and inspired.

Read our blog post for our thoughts on the steps fitness and recreational centers can take to make members feel safe and want to come back.

For the first time in history, women make up more than half the workforce. However, since the pandemic, the number has declined due to the challenges faced from childcare.

Read our blog post on why it's important for new mothers in the United States to be their own best advocates in the workplace if their employers are not supportive of pregnancy and motherhood.

As employees begin to make their way back into the office following the global pandemic, we are noticing a shift in corporate trends. Global surveys reveal that 73% of employees want flexible, remote work options to stay.

Read our blog post about how we anticipate employees to ask their companies to take more interest in their personal health and wellness.

Read our blog post discussing Hospitality as an ever-evolving market with new trends taking over the industry each year. Over the last few years, we have seen a hand full of great design trends that are really making a statement.

Imagine a space that was designed to be welcoming, comfortable, and convenient while giving you the tools to take charge of your health. Legacy Community Health’s new Wellness Bar does just that: staff provide guests with preventative care in a spa-like atmosphere.

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