What we’re reading this week.

Giving Closed Movie Theaters a Second Act | CityLab

COVID19 has hit movie theaters hard and many have argued that “modern multiplexes can be poor candidates for adaptive reuse, theater owners and real-estate experts told the Wall Street Journal, because of their sloped floors and subdivided spaces.” While all adaptive re-use presents challenges, it also creates opportunities for developers, capital partners, and government agencies who are willing to get creative.

As mental healthcare is destigmatized, demand for treatment centers is rising | BDC Network

Over the past three years, we have seen a significant rise in treatment centers due to the destigmatization of mental healthcare. This article offers a fresh perspective, marrying building design and research.

Facility designed with room to grow | Healthcare Facility Management Magazine

Incorporating flexibility for future adaptations or additions into new design is critical for all industries. With technology constantly evolving and the end-users needs and expectations changing, owners and investors who are planning long-term holds of assets should consider the need for flexibility when developing or renovating a property.