The foundation of our firm’s expertise is the specialized knowledge of our staff. Below are two featured profiles:
Robert Junk, AIA, AHRA
Robert Junk is a professional architect with over 20 years of experience. Most of that professional tenure has been directly involved in healthcare design. Under Robert's direction, the firm has grown to be an internationally recognized leader in the planning and design of safe and efficient MRI suites. Mr. Junk lectures extensively, and has written numerous articles published in the MRI Newsletter, as well as radiology and design trade publications and websites (click on 'Articles In Print' in the column to the left).
Tobias Gilk, M. Arch
Tobias Gilk has been working in MRI and radiology design and project management since immediately after receiving his master's degree in architecture. From fast-track projects to prototype suite developments, he has been intimately involved in virtually every aspect of MRI suite planning and design. With Mr. Junk, Mr. Gilk also lectures extensively, both at seminars and to individual healthcare facilities. He currently serves the American College of Radiology's MR Safety Committee and the American Institue of Architects' Guidelines committee's Patient Safety Working Group and has written extensively for the MRI Newsletter and other sources (click on 'Articles In Print' in the column to the left).
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Robert Junk is a professional architect with over 20 years of experience. Most of that professional tenure has been directly involved in healthcare design. Under Robert's direction, the firm has grown to be an internationally recognized leader in the planning and design of safe and efficient MRI suites. Mr. Junk lectures extensively, and has written numerous articles published in the MRI Newsletter, as well as radiology and design trade publications and websites (click on 'Articles In Print' in the column to the left).
Tobias Gilk has been working in MRI and radiology design and project management since immediately after receiving his master's degree in architecture. From fast-track projects to prototype suite developments, he has been intimately involved in virtually every aspect of MRI suite planning and design. With Mr. Junk, Mr. Gilk also lectures extensively, both at seminars and to individual healthcare facilities. He currently serves the American College of Radiology's MR Safety Committee and the American Institue of Architects' Guidelines committee's Patient Safety Working Group and has written extensively for the MRI Newsletter and other sources (click on 'Articles In Print' in the column to the left).