Mission
of the Academy Journal
As the official journal of the Academy
of Architecture for Health (AAH), this annual publication will
explore subjects of interest to AIA-AAH members and to others involved
in the fields of healthcare architecture, planning, design and construction.
Our goal is to promote awareness, educational exchange and advancement
of our overall project delivery process and building products.
About the Academy Journal
For this first issue of the Academy Journal, a number of the submission
guidelines were waived in order to give everyone a fair and reasonable
chance for consideration. The final selection was based on the following
criteria:
Topical Composition
Does the topic relate to the annual theme? This was not mandatory
for this issue, but it was considered.
Professional Value
Does the topic offer something of value to the Academy and the profession
in general?
Timeliness
Is the topic timely, and does it relate to the issues in healthcare?
Content and Format
How does the article feel in terms of composition, wording, and
style?
Intention and Purpose
Is the message clear ? Does the purpose fulfill the objective in
a thought-provoking manner?
Members of the Journal Review Committee
Editor, 2001
Orlando T. Maione, AIA
SUNY Hospital
Stoney Brook, NY
Mary McDonald, Assoc. AIA
Former Director, AAH
American Institute of Architects
Washington, DC
A. Ray Pentecost III, DrPH, AIA
Mid-Atlantic Women's Care PLC
Norfolk, VA
W.H. (Tib) Tusler Jr., FAIA
Planning for Health
Kentfield, CA
Ed Jakmauh, AIA
Ballinger
Philadelphia
John Sealander, AIA
Bobrow/Thomas and Associates
Los Angeles
Editor, 2000
James G. Easter Jr., Assoc. AIA
Easter & Mason Healthcare
Nashville
Advisors:
Dennis Quagliani
Elekta Corporation
Atlanta
Chris Upton, AIA
The S/L/A/M Collaborative
Atlanta
