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AlA a compelling scenario that blends sustainable design with one of his other specialties, healthcare architecture. This isn't just the healthy design of walkable Editorial Advisory Board neighborhoods or eliminating mold and microbes from indoor air. although those Stephen C. Weisensale, AlA, Chairman are certainly important elements. Beyond that salutogenisis (a relatively new word) Carlton S. Abbott, FAIA involves bringing a palpable sense of nature into the daily experience so that the Edward J. Gillikin, Jr., AlA neurological stress of often-overwhelming artificial stimuli is minimized and our Robert M. Gurney, FAIA Michael S. Hedgepeth, AlA brains and bodies relax and make us healthy. David A. Keith, AlA BR.AC may l)e why the joint military hospital was built at Fort Belvoir, but Robert L Paxton, AlA the way that facility has been designed, including its extensive landscaping, is Donna M. 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