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Julie Zook conducts research at the intersection of medicine and architecture. As a co-editor of the open-access book, “The Covert Life of Hospital Architecture” published by UCL Press, she utilizes sociospatial analysis to uncover hospital design principles that enhance patient safety, improve care team collaboration, and facilitate corridor system wayfinding. Her work reflects both historical and contemporary significance in understanding how social science interplays with architectural thought and decision-making. Zook's research scholarship emphasizes the importance of architecture in healthcare settings, focusing on how design influences well-being and functional efficiency within medical environments.
Carle Illinois School of Medicine • Champaign, IL
Core faculty responsible for teachings and research at the intersection of architecture and medicine.
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