Insights & Solutions

Hear how the use of prefabrication required a re-think of the overall design process and staffing, along with how they were able to leverage this concept to assist in material shortages. Presenters will review a typical project timeline and share how prefabrication can play a role in each phase of the project if done properly.  By embracing prefabrication for this project, the design team was able to reduce the need for construction workers on site and able to encourage safety and quality in construction by moving items off site.

This webinar examines how to improve communities through adaptive reuse for healthcare. Presenters will share the story of how the adaptive reuse of a beloved community Sears store was employed to transform it into a community clinic that strives to become the supportive, essential space that meets the public health needs of a growing Austin community.  

Capital planning in healthcare is the process of allocating, evaluating, and managing funding for potential projects, investments, buildings or infrastructure improvements, and purchasing durable goods.  Effective and coordinated strategic planning and capital budget planning are the foundation for success in healthcare. Markets are dynamic, and an organization’s ability to react to this fluid environment is necessary to manage risk, allocate resources efficiently, and plan for the long term.

The presenter will share strategies to help your teams find their way, whether you are designing a renovation or new construction, interior design, or campus planning, this session will deliver measurable results. See how an early opportunity checklist will save real money and improve design outcomes as well as the patient, staff and visitor experience.  

For years, the Stantec team has made hands-on, life-sized collaboration a key phase in developing designs, inviting professionals and end users to explore and give feedback to design ideas in real time. Recently, their design experts explored an experimental design process that combines typical analog mockup with the power of generative AI. This webinar will share their process and explore application of this design concept for two care spaces focused on behavioral health. See how this approach improves the quality and accuracy of the design, is fast and realistic, builds consensus, deepens stakeholder engagement, and democratizes the design process!  

This webinar will describe the design process of this unique project, merging the behavioral health expertise of BWBR with the local leadership of BCRA, working together with the Washington Department of Social and Health Services. See how they defined and developed a new model of care for community-based treatment for individuals involuntarily committed by a civil court order for inpatient mental health treatment. Explore the benefits of community-based treatment, lessons learned (and applied) after 12 months of occupancy at the first facility completed, and gain insights gathered from surveying facility staff on successes and opportunities that can be applied in the three buildings still under construction. 

This webinar will describe the team’s approach to adaptive reuse, repurposing vacant retail space to provide direct health benefits for the patients, families and staff who access the facility and live within the neighborhood. Presenters will share their toolset to gather community input regarding needs and culture and offer considerations for projects seeking to become a Federally Qualified Health Center.  

This webinar will tell the story of the Parramore community and its revitalization efforts guided by 10 Healthy Community Design (HCD) Principals and will provide an overview of the community engagement process, community vision, status of project implementation with lessons learned, and new tools available for addressing health and social equity issues. Presenters will offer creative, practical solutions that can preserve, revive, and connect a neighborhood’s health and wellness to the city at large.  

In this webinar hear what happened when two of the industry’s leading healthcare design researchers teamed up with senior leaders in Project Planning and Nursing from Indiana University Health Adult Academic Health Center to take their design decision-making to the next level. They’ll share their highly-collaborative design and evaluation process along with the unique patient room design insights they uncovered.