Partnership with architecture and healthcare institutions
Are you an architecture firm or a healthcare institution involved in planning, designing, or operating health-related spaces – and looking to make your architectural decisions more structured, transparent, and future-oriented? Fact & Feeling offers you collaborative support through configurable digital models, architecture-specific analyses, and data-based decision-making logic – all individually adaptable to your projects and strategies.
Whether for specific tasks in ongoing projects or as a long-term solution for your internal evaluation processes – our partnership is shaped around your needs.
Fact & Feeling offers two flexible cooperation models that combine data-driven planning, architectural quality, and health impact. At the core of both lies one essential principle: a collaborative partnership that enhances your expertise with digital models, scientifically grounded evaluation logic, and architecture-specific methodology – not a replacement of it.
Project-based collaboration – Systemic support for your architectural projects
We integrate our data-driven evaluation logic into your current or upcoming projects – from the analysis of existing conditions to design assessment and implementation support.
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Use of our scientifically grounded architectural evaluation model
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Systemic analysis of architecture-related variables relevant to health
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Development of next steps based on findings – aligned with your planning goals
Your customized digital evaluation model – individually configured for your firm or institution
If you want your own evaluation model with specific priorities and tailored approaches, we can develop a customized version based on our core model – precisely adapted to your internal context and designed as a planning tool tailored to your needs.
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Development of a configurable, architecture-specific computational model
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Integration of your variables, priorities, and goals
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Access for your internal teams or external partners
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Training, support, and ongoing methodological development

