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How can simulation environments create immersive learning opportunities, elevate clinical skills, and drive innovation? Join Page Director of Academic Planning Jennifer Amster and Healthcare Planning Director Mark Vaughan as they explore the design of these transformative spaces on The Good Room podcast, hosted by Page Storyteller Tully Mahoney. 🎙️ Apple: https://lnkd.in/eeG3JC-U 🎙️ Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eVsAKJUH 🎙️ YouTube: https://lnkd.in/ehDjQ5i8 From interdisciplinary collaboration to community engagement, discover how simulation rooms are shaping the future of healthcare education.   #TheGoodRoom #SimulationLabs

At Page, we are proud to celebrate the talented, creative, and forward-thinking individuals who demonstrate leadership in diverse and impactful ways every day. Please join us in congratulating our colleagues who have recently earned well-deserved promotions. See a complete listing of our 2024 new Associate Principals, Senior Associates, and Associates: https://bit.ly/3zuth0J #PageCareers

We are thrilled that our work at the Jim and Janet Sinegal Center for Science and Innovation has won a Higher Education Design Award from the International Interior Design Association New England Chapter. Partnering with Mithun of Seattle, it was a privilege to bring this project to life for Seattle University. Seeing this transformative building recognized in the competitive category of academic architecture – up against 14 other wonderful projects from our northeast US colleagues – is a true honor! Designed as a vibrant, student-centric hub, the Center fosters interaction among all university students, promoting exploration, collaboration, and experiential learning. The central atrium serves as a focal point, complemented by a dynamic skylight, and transparency is incorporated throughout both interior and exterior to showcase student life and experience. Embracing a future-proof approach, the facility prioritizes flexible, efficient planning, with thoughtfully organized spaces and intuitive wayfinding that creates a feeling of relaxation among users. The Center’s LEED Gold certification reflects a commitment to sustainability with authentic, locally sourced materials that are durable and maintainable. With many thanks and congrats to our client and partners! #HigherEducation #Design #Architecture #AcademicDesign IIDA New England Photography by: Kevin Scott; David Sundberg/Esto

In architecture and design, Hispanic Heritage Month offers an opportunity to recognize the rich influence of Hispanic and Latino architects, designers, and cultural traditions in shaping the built environment. Page Marketing Assistant Elizabeth Cruz and Senior Design Architect Gustavo Alexi Colmenares, AIA, share unique perspectives on how AEC firms can continue to support Hispanics and Latinos in the industry. #HispanicHeritageMonth #AEC #architects #designers

Everybody’s talking about revolutionizing patient care, but what does it really involve? During the Healthcare Facilities national symposium and expo, Page Regional Healthcare Director Joan Albert and Technical Director Eliane Delima will lead a deep dive into how Page and project partners created a scalable framework for exploring innovating technology without traditional constraints and unlocked unprecedented operational advantages and user experiences for Houston Methodist’s Cypress smart hospital campus. Our Page experts, along with Houston Methodist Woodlands Hospital Clinical Operations Manager Sherrill Lanthier and Smith Seckman Reid Principal Zac A. Hillyard, will be sharing: ✅ The importance of collaborative design in aligning technical implications, patient care models, and infrastructure; ✅ How to evaluate the impact of a scalable framework for exploring innovative technology on operational advantages and user experiences in healthcare settings; ✅ The benefits of integrating innovative technology in healthcare settings; ✅ How to navigate the challenges and solutions of implementing cutting-edge technology in healthcare facilities. Are you in Austin September 24-26? We’d love to connect! #HospitalInnovation #HospitalOfTheFuture #CuratingCare #HospitalDesign #HealthcareFacilities #HFSE

The State of Building Commissioning will be delivered by Page Commissioning Director Jonathan Vaughan - Page Commissioning Director Jonathan Vaughan during the opening plenary session of the Building Commissioning Association’s #BCxAConference in Las Vegas Oct 2-4. Jonathan is the President of BCxA’s International Board of Directors. Day two of the the conference, Page Senior Construction Administrator John Vinueza, PE, CCP will co-present “Mastering Campus Energy: Best Practices for Steam & Chilled Water Networks, diving into the intricacies of buildings served by District Energy Systems including steam and chilled water from the perspective of Commissioning providers and Construction Managers. During his presentation, John will share his expertise in pressure breaks, discuss the division of responsibilities for utility vs. building, and review the importance of considering infrastructure dependencies in system design. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2NugNIB #commissioning #building #campusenergy #stateofbuilding

"Plumbing engineers design the least sexy places within the least sexy spaces: bathrooms and mechanical rooms. We create crucial designs and spaces for every building, but typically we don't get many opportunities to show off our designs. Bathrooms and mechanical rooms aren't often seen as sexy. "Bathrooms require piping – but it's installed behind the walls which is also the case throughout the building with all engineering systems in all rooms. "A mechanical room is the engineer's chance to show off a design. Mechanical rooms are usually behind a locked, double door ... but once you get inside, as these images show, aren’t they cool? As an engineer, mechanical rooms are by far my favorite spaces to be in. The full array of systems installed is difficult to understand and the room looks like a soup bowl, but these are the rooms that make a building function appropriately, and they are completely necessary, and that makes them sexy to me. "The sun’s energy has been utilized by electrical engineers for years by way of PV panels, but what some don’t know is that plumbing has also been able to use the sun’s energy to pre-heat domestic water for years. When the sun’s power is intense enough, this technology is a very effective option for energy savings – and yes, even though it's on the roof, it's an opportunity to show off a plumbing design which is a nice feeling. My guess is you will see this technology used quite a bit in the future. – Page Senior Plumbing Engineer Benjamin Doyle #DesignMoments #PlumbingEngineers #MechanicalRooms #PlumbingDesign Photography by: Javier Acebal; John Benoist; Albert Vecerka/Esto; Dror Baldinger, AIA; Frank Ooms / Ooms, Inc.

At Page, we're designing inclusive inpatient, outpatient, and crisis care environments that integrate quality of life, state-of-the-art treatment with dignity and autonomy, safety, and good stewardship for the betterment of all. #CuratingCare #DesignLed #BehavioralHealth #Healthcare #Architecture https://lnkd.in/eiEwkK-s

We’re thrilled to share that Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute was awarded the 2024 Southeast Regional “Best Project” award in the Healthcare Category by Engineering News-Record Southeast. We were honored to partner with our client and Skanska on this fantastic facility. Congrats to all involved! #BestProject #HealthcareArchitecture #CuratingCare Photography by CHAD BAUMER PHOTOGRAPHY, LLC

The community-enhancing impact of public-private partnership was on full view during the ribbon-cutting ceremony for St. Austin Catholic Church & School’s new six-story, K-8 school and rectory. The celebration coincided with the opening of Union on San Antonio, The University of Texas at Austin's adjacent, 29-story student housing tower connected to the parish property via a skyline bridge to allow drop-off and competition gym functions. Our project team was honored to take part in the celebration which included parish members, Austin Mayor Kirk Preston Watson, and Jim Davis, Vice President and COO of the University of Texas at Austin, Reverend Father Chuck Kullmann, and team members from Greystar, the developer who brought the project and the parties together. The unique partnership solidifies St. Austin’s longstanding presence in, and care it has shown for, the surrounding downtown Austin neighborhood and University of Texas campus. The area has experienced significant growth and has transitioned to numerous high-rise, mixed-use properties that house and attract businesses, students, and residents as part of density spurred under the City of Austin’s university neighborhood overlay (UNO) ordinance. Greystar and St. Austin joined together to solve both community and parish challenges: the neighboring UT campus needed more student housing and St. Austin needed to enlarge and upgrade its facilities to serve the growing needs of its parish. Page designed the expansion and new facilities at St. Austin, as well as for Union on San Antonio, working with General Contractor HENSEL PHELPS. Union on San Antonio accommodates approximately 900 students, with 20% of the tower reserved for affordable housing -- an integral part of St. Austin’s mission. The residential tower opened up just before fall classes began at UT. “There are many symbiotic elements across the two projects,” said Senior Project Architect Tamara Toon Waddell, AIA. “The connecting bridge, for example, gives the K-8 students easy, safe access to class, and the residential tower may supply the church with university students looking for part-time jobs.” Drone photography: Greystar #publicprivatepartnership #highrisedesign #academic #studenthousing #studentlife #UT Austin