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For large urban healthcare systems, effective master planning requires a holistic approach that accounts for the impact the campus will have on employment, business and real estate development. In this Insights piece, we use the examples of UPMC and The MetroHealth System (Cleveland, OH) to illustrate how our long-term campus master planning process supports and strengthens neighborhood connections, sustainability, resilience and economic impact. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/enhQPZaB

For large urban healthcare systems, effective master planning requires a holistic approach that accounts for the impact the campus will have on employment, business and real estate development. In this Insights piece, we use the examples of UPMC and The MetroHealth System (Cleveland, OH) to illustrate how our long-term campus master planning process supports and strengthens neighborhood connections, sustainability, resilience and economic impact. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eN9uefJ3

For large urban healthcare systems, effective master planning requires a holistic approach that accounts for the impact the campus will have on employment, business and real estate development. In this Insights piece, we use the examples of UPMC and The MetroHealth System (Cleveland, OH) to illustrate how our long-term campus master planning process supports and strengthens neighborhood connections, sustainability, resilience and economic impact. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gdJtEBhQ

For large urban healthcare systems, effective master planning requires a holistic approach that accounts for the impact the campus will have on employment, business and real estate development. In this Insights piece, we use the examples of UPMC and The MetroHealth System (Cleveland, OH) to illustrate how our long-term campus master planning process supports and strengthens neighborhood connections, sustainability, resilience and economic impact. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gh2YrVyx

For large urban healthcare systems, effective master planning requires a holistic approach that accounts for the impact the campus will have on employment, business and real estate development. In this Insights piece, we use the examples of UPMC and The MetroHealth System (Cleveland, OH) to illustrate how our long-term campus master planning process supports and strengthens neighborhood connections, sustainability, resilience and economic impact. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gJnSc4i5

So many aspects must be considered in Master Planning Healthcare environments. I invite you to dive in here!

For large urban healthcare systems, effective master planning requires a holistic approach that accounts for the impact the campus will have on employment, business and real estate development. In this Insights piece, we use the examples of UPMC and The MetroHealth System (Cleveland, OH) to illustrate how HGA's long-term campus master planning process supports and strengthens neighborhood connections, sustainability, resilience and economic impact. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ei2hr2jz

For large urban healthcare systems, effective master planning requires a holistic approach that accounts for the impact the campus will have on employment, business and real estate development. A key part of this is planning sustainably to ensure the campus will enhance the health of its community. In this Insights piece, we use the examples of UPMC and The MetroHealth System (Cleveland, OH) to illustrate how our long-term campus master planning process supports and strengthens neighborhood connections, sustainability and resilience and economic impact. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eM8k3FZ5

With the latest outlook on the San Francisco Bay Area life science market from REBusiness Online & France Media Inc., the market's positive momentum and future growth are due in part to campuses that support multiple tenants and partners with highly-amenitized space, such as Longfellow Real Estate Partners Redwood LIFE campus in Redwood City. Read more about the market and Redwood LIFE here - https://lnkd.in/gSGjQ9xG

🎙️🌱 Get ready for our twelfth episode of the URBINARY season! Episode 12: Bridging Theory and Practice in Urban Planning: Insights from Abdallah Jreij In this episode, we delve into Track 4 of the AESOP Young Academics Conference 2024, titled "Planning tools and techniques, bridging the gap between theory and practice", we're joined by Abdallah Jreij, one of the track coordinators from Politecnico di Milano, who delves an enlightening discussion on how urban research, bridging theory with practice and innovation, tackles the complex challenges of modern urbanity through experimentation and the application of innovative planning tools, fostering collaboration between academia and private entities to shape better cities and beyond. Assisting him during the conference was Jaime Sierra Muñoz, providing invaluable support in navigating the discussions surrounding urban-rural divide. A key moment for the Track 4 discussion was the roundtable session titled "Eyes on practice, feet in theory". This roundtable brought together insights from Track 3 and Track 4 to address urgent changes needed within academia for effective integration with practice in urban planning. Discussants Gabriele Pasqui, JuliaWesely, Israa Mahmoud, and Adriano Bisello, alongside guests Silvia Ronchi, Stefano Salata, Sara Lorenzini, and Eleonora Ciscato, explored the timeliness of knowledge production and the role of young academics in shaping urban research. They questioned the efficacy of current research paradigms in delivering tangible outcomes and examined the challenges researchers face in engaging with public and private actors. Discussions centered on democratizing research and enhancing its inclusivity to address contemporary societal challenges effectively https://lnkd.in/dzKbA829 #URBINARY #PodcastInterview #UrbanPlanning #AESOP2024 #YoungAcademics #TrackCoordination #PhDCandidate #UrbanAcademicDialogue #BridgingTheoryAndPractice #ResearchForImpact #AcademicEngagement #UrbanChallenges