Author Archives: Jacqueline Ashby

Learn more about designing an environment that supports the important conversations. #PatientRevolution.

The most profound kind of learning happens when you experience cognitive dissonance — which is uncomfortable and frees you to see differently. ~ John Maeda

There are three things that smell better than they taste: coffee, hotdogs, and vengeance.

How does good care make you feel? Dreaming of a new landscape for mental health. Madlove: a designer asylum. Learn more here: Learning from mental health: Innovation in inclusive environmental design.

We will climb great mountains together.
I know this.

We Are Healers: Stories to inspire American Indian youth @ Stanford Medicine X. So excited to attend!

“We built this lab, where the entire environment encourages tinkering and making, and really supports a constructivist type of learning. The lab has an academic classroom, but it also has a makerspace, where they focus on engineering and STEM-type work. And, the whole theme of the lab is computer science heroes—all the walls have graphics and installations that talk about the history of computer science and how it relates to the kids’ lives.” ~ Danish Kurani
More on Beware of the Word ‘Flexible’: Architect Danish Kurani on Designing 21st Century Schools.

This little guy had me at the fresh flower arrangement. Nature’s romantic.

Of all the paths you take in life,
make sure a few of them are dirt.

~John Muir