Insights

This year's selections allowed us to share our thoughts on various topics, from placemaking to civil rights.

By understanding the emergency healthcare challenges rural communities face, the industry can apply strategies to combat the issues.

By alleviating hospitals of cases that do not require inpatient care, ASCs can improve the efficiency and quality of care within communities.

Why Housing Matters details the responsibility of the built environment as it relates to human connection and quality of life.

MKM architecture + design President, Zachary Benedict, was a recent guest on the IN Construction Influencers podcast with Nate Lelle.

MKM architecture + design Principal, Zach Benedict, speaks with innovators who discuss the current issues impacting community health.

Communities across the country have found themselves in a hyper-competitive war to attract and retain creative talent for their expanding workforce.

In this virtual chat series, authors of Forthcoming will reflect on their essays to expand on their ideas and engage with one another.

It's a culmination of a 40-year journey for MKM - and like all good fishing stories, it's been an unbelievable experience.

MKM architecture + design Principal, Dodd Kattman spoke with leaders serving in long-term care communities across the country.

MKM assembles a group of local leaders to explore what ideas are misunderstood or underappreciated when envisioning the future of Fort Wayne.

MKM renovated rooms to create engaging and comforting spaces for children during treatment at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital in Indianapolis.

MKM architecture + design had the necessary expertise to lead the process of converting patient areas as quickly and safely as possible.

How can we guarantee each other the meaningful personal connections? What can we do to insulate people from the dangers of loneliness?

A story that illustrates the magic of our arts campus, the audacity of its vision, and the impact it continues to have on our city.

MKM explores a neighborhood development model which actively works to build networks of cooperative living for older adults

As demand for equity, accessibility, and inclusiveness grows – so will our desire to manage community development at a grassroots level.

Since 1981, MKM has strived to be industry thought leaders through the exploration and development of innovations they bring to projects and community.

This historic restoration helps reestablish the Auburn City Steakhouse as a catalyst for community engagement in Auburn, Indiana.

If we intend to provide a prosperous future for younger generations, we need to start taking our collective health more seriously.

In 2017, we had four guests visit the Fishbowl, each providing a unique look at how they are working to improve community health.

The laws and regulations that define economic development within our cities have had a direct impact on public health for centuries.

The backbone to every good neighborhood is a functioning relationship among three places: home, work and social hubs.

During this National Nurses Week (May 6-12), MKM takes a moment to show our appreciation to all nurses across the healthcare continuum.