Description
A long-established public hospital is envisioned anew offering opportunities for wellness strategies on a new campus site. How do you define an environment of inclusive healing that attracts citizens whether seeking hospital services or not? A planner, landscape architect, and visionary physician/CEO share 21st century wellness strategies for civic health.
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Learning Objectives:
- Through a nationally-recognized, LEED Gold hospital case-study, learn how landscape, identity, art, and wellness attributes are interwoven to define a comprehensive, inclusive approach to community health.
- From a public hospital's Chief Executive Officer and practicing Physician, learn the post-construction, positive metrics identified that have reshaped the vision of civic wellness.
- Appreciate how a comprehensive view of wellness, including aspects of landscape, can positively inform public health institutions, their clients and care-givers.
- Understand why a hospital would invite a landscape architecture firm to define design guidelines for future growth, including central campus expansion, existing satellite campus growth, and new community representation.
Speaker(s):
- David
A. Rubin,
FASLA,
Founding Principal,
DAVID RUBIN Land Collective
- Lisa
Harris,
MD,
Chief Executive Officer,
Eskenazi Health
- Scott
Archer,
AIA, AICP,
Senior Associate,
Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners
