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At Page, we understand that designing for healthcare requires more than just meeting clinical needs—it’s about creating high-performance environments that foster healing, resilience, and efficiency. Our work on the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Arthur M. Blank Hospital, the Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospital Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Campus, and the Texas Children's Hospital North Austin Campus demonstrates this balance – coast to coast.   These projects aren't just state-of-the-art pediatric hospitals; they're also examples of performance-driven architecture designed to support advanced medical care, integrate sustainable practices, and enhance patient outcomes. From energy-efficient systems to flexible, adaptable spaces for evolving healthcare technologies, each hospital exemplifies our commitment to combining innovation and compassion.   Learn more about how we’re reshaping pediatric healthcare in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/eKUMkfNP

"I live for the planning process that shapes healing environments. It is a privilege to collaborate with users – the nurses, administrators, physicians, and other staff – and work with them to create spaces tailored to their needs while keeping the patient’s experience in mind. What I enjoy most is that everyone has a voice. A team comes together with one goal in mind: to form spaces that cater to the care of human beings. "As a healthcare planner, we prioritize every step of the patient’s journey, from arrival to discharge. We focus on streamlining patient flow and enhancing accessibility and wayfinding. For staff, we design spaces that optimize adjacencies for their everyday workflows. Every step matters. Every detail matters. "The planning and thought process becomes so deliberate in generating optimal facility layouts. Capturing diverse opinions leads to multiple iterations in design. Witnessing a project evolve into its final form is what I find most inspiring." — Page Project Healthcare Planner Jessica Valdez #CuratingCare #HealthcarePlanner #HospitalDesign #Architecture #DesignMoments 📸: @joe-aker @samuel-forrest @robert-benson

Every day, in small towns in rural settings to big cities in major urban areas, across the country and abroad, Page is focused on helping healthcare providers, hospitals, and clinics serve the urgent needs of their communities. Through design that comforts patients and makes environments easier and safer for doctors and staff to provide medical care, our design approach is to create settings that not only support high performance, but that resonate emotionally with patients and medical staff alike. For example, Page designed the recently opened Nexus Health medical office building in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where we incorporated a sophisticated color palette, maximized glass, and took advantage of the hilly site. We emphasized an interior design that reflects the local community by inviting the outdoors in with warm wood tones and a color story that recalls the ombre effect of a shifting sun. Page architecture and interiors teams incorporated contemporary lines and clear wayfinding features to guide patients through their path toward healing. The color palettes of each floor in the building depict sun’s journey from night to day – moving from blue on the first floor medical oncology unit, progressing through purple tones on the next floor and rising to a dawn-inspired blush signifying a new day for the patients receiving healing treatments on the top floor. Furniture, art, colors, and forms throughout the interior support the story of a journey from darkness to light, illness to healing. During the ribbon cutting Nexus Health President Scott Herbert, MD, MBA commented on the new facility: “In a healthcare system where the U.S. spent 17% of its GDP last year, this is only the beginning of addressing challenges like inconsistent care and physician availability; this new facility serving South Santa Fe is a key location in this effort.” We’re honored to be a part of Nexus Health’s vision for healthcare in the United States. Enjoy these event-day photos and stay tuned for professional photography of this gorgeous project. #NexusHealth #HealthcareDesign #GroundUpBuilding #MedicalOfficeBuilding

Children’s hospitals are unique spaces that must provide a compassionate and holistic journey for patients and their families. To balance safety with approachability, we prioritize design that offers security at primary entrances, lobbies, and floor access points, while ensuring a welcoming and comforting environment for healing. At Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, inpatient rooms extend into the quiet corner of the hospital, with views of trees, ponds, and fountains. At the same time, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis offers a good example of how gated entries, rigorous background screening, and uniformed officers create security. The Seacrest Studio at Northwell Health's Cohen Children's Medical Center in Queens, NY, offers interactive spaces where children can explore a variety of programming, including radio, television, and social media, and the Reach Out and Read program at UVA Health Children's Hospital in Charlottesville, VA, helps make reading aloud a daily routine for kids. Thoughtful design can create a nurturing environment that prioritizes safety and well-being by addressing the intricacies of a child's daily life. By incorporating these design principles, hospitals can enhance their overall performance, improving patient outcomes and operational efficiency while delivering a more supportive and effective care experience. Read more in our blog "Designing for Children's Health + Wellbeing: https://bit.ly/3B7irOG #CuratingCare #Hospital #Design #Architecture Photography by: G. Lyon Photography; Jonathan Hillyer; Ryan Seacrest Foundation

We’re proud to announce the launch of Scout Strategy, a Page advisory company, offering a wide range of strategic and market-demand services, each tailored to meet the specific pre-design, conceptual design, and master planning needs of its clients. By facilitating collaborative visioning, Scout Strategy is dedicated to helping organizations make strategic capital investments and drive market growth and innovation. While Scout Strategy leadership and Page architects and engineers have collaborated for over 30 years, the introduction of Scout Strategy marks a significant evolution in Page’s approach to providing clients with an unparalleled blend of scholarly insights and creative problem-solving—all in a one-stop shop. Core Scout Strategy team members include National Director Lawrence M. Hanrahan, MD, MBA, Managing Director Randy Zarin, MBA, MPH, CPA, Strategic Analytics Leader Rachel Beaton, Lead Healthcare Planner & Programmer Brandon Walter, AIA, IISE Lean Black Belt, LEED AP BD-C, and Business Operations Manager Pamela J. Key services include:  ✔️ Strategic Visioning and Prioritization ✔️ Population, Demand, and Market Analysis ✔️ Clinical Service Line Evaluation ✔️ Business Case Option Development ✔️ Technology Enablement ✔️ Financial Feasibility and Return on Investment ✔️ Sustainable Growth ✔️ Partnerships, Affiliations, and Funds Flow ✔️ Alignment and Governance ✔️ Strategy Roadmap and Work Plan Development Please visit Scout Strategy’s website to learn more: https://bit.ly/4gRLRRb Connect follow on LinkedIn at Scout Strategy #MarketAnalysis #StrategicAdvisory #BespokeAdvice #Data #Insight #Innovation

Kudos to our Pagers who have received honors, achieved certifications, matriculated through industry leadership programs, and are helping lead professional organizations in their communities.🎉 Our team members are passionate about learning, growing, giving back, and supporting our firm’s mission to create #DesignThatMakesLivesBetter. Congrats to all! Eric Enriquez / Emerging Leaders Program – AIA Dallas / Dallas Kahtura Fernander, RA, AIA, WELL AP / Metropolis Magazine Arch 30 Atlanta / Atlanta Katerina Gates / Emerging Leaders Program – AIA Dallas / Dallas Blair McKay / Public Role & Advocacy Commissioner – AIA Austin / Austin Farhaan Samnani / Metropolis Magazine Arch 30 Atlanta / Atlanta Rosa Tang / LeaderFlow Development Program / Houston Jessica Valdez / 2024 Rising Star - Healthcare Design / Houston John Vinueza, PE, CCP / Certified Commissioning Professional / Washington, DC Kris Walsh / IIDA Dallas Leadership Award of Excellence / Dallas Meaghan Williams / LeaderFlow Development Program / Houston #PageCareers #ProfessionalDevelopment

We’re wrapping up our celebration of World Architecture Day 2024 with our final post sharing thoughts and images from several of our rising stars in urban design. The theme for today is “Empowering the Next Generation in Participatory Urban Design” – we hope you’ve enjoyed these glimpses into what drives and inspires our next-gen designers as they plan and develop urban environments that function and serve all members of communities. 👉🏻 “Born and raised in Mumbai and now living in San Francisco, I am continually fascinated by the dialog between architecture and the city. To me, urban design is the language in which that dialog is expressed where the socio-political, cultural, economic, and environmental forces are the syntax for that language. “How a building meets the ground is my favorite problem to solve and the tension in juxtapositions of enclosed/open, figure/ground, built form/spaces-in-between, private/public, make for the most exciting design opportunities in a project of any scale.” Page Urban Designer Aparajita Bhatt-Mehta, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP ND 👈🏻 Based in our San Francisco office, Aparajita is Co-Chair of the AIA San Francisco Urban Design + Infrastructure Committee. #WorldArchitectureDay @uia-org #UrbanDesign #Architecture

In celebration of World Architecture Day 2024 – with its theme of “Empowering the Next Generation in Participatory Urban Design" – we invited a few of our rising stars in urban design to share what drives them in planning and developing urban environments that function and serve all members of communities. Here’s the third in our series of posts today: 👉🏻 “It is crucial that we leverage visuals to represent powerful concepts that can transform campuses and communities. Great diagrams do not only communicate ideas effectively but also serve as inspiration toward their successful implementation.” – Page Urban Designer Sabbir Ahmed, LEED GA 👈🏻 Sabbir works in Page’s Austin office. #WorldArchitectureDay @uia-org #UrbanDesign #Architecture #CampusPlanning

“Empowering the Next Generation in Participatory Urban Design" is the theme of World Architecture Day, October 2, 2024. To celebrate, we invited a few of our rising stars in urban design to share what drives them in planning and developing urban environments that function and serve all members of communities. Second in our series today: 👉🏻 “I see planning as a language of its own—one where we translate aspirations and needs into tangible places and spaces, with no two translations alike. Student life, in particular, provides the opportunity to translate an institution's aspirations and distinct identity into vibrant halls and facilities that promote community and support student success.” – Page Urban Planner Farshid Motian, Associate AIA, LEED GA 👈🏻 Farshid is based in Page/Washington D.C., and leads the office’s career fair initiatives and institutional engagement. #WorldArchitectureDay @uia-org #UrbanDesign #Architecture #StudentLife

Today is World Architecture Day 2024! In celebration of its theme – “Empowering the Next Generation in Participatory Urban Design” – we’ll be showcasing several of our rising stars in urban design who are involved in planning and developing urban environments that function and serve all members of communities. First up in our series: 👉🏻 "Meaningful and inclusive community engagement is the foundation for a vibrant, resilient, and equitable city for all." – Page Urban Designer Melissa Gutiérrez Soto, AICP 👈🏻 Melissa is a member of ULI Austin and serves on its Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Steering Committee. She is based in our Austin office. #WorldArchitectureDay #UrbanDesign #Architecture #InclusiveDesign @uia-org