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#detroit2delhi, that is the true impact of #henryfordhealth as it starts building this new hospital, while model H- license of Henry Ford Health creates #physical #digital assets in India connecting #human #health #habiat for social & economic impacts in both geographies . Naruvi Hospitals Serensa Health JBM GLOBAL SCHOOL

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. 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

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

AUDE last addressed the issue of legacy buildings in a 2008 report, so it is high time that we return to a subject that matters more and more. In managing our carbon obligations and in operating within tight financial constraints, the estates teams of today need more flexibility and creativity than ever before in getting the most possible from every building and every campus space. With capital spend in the overall Higher Education estate a clear £1bn down on its pre-pandemic levels, every university is looking to get the most from its older buildings. These can be the places that give each campus its unique character, and some will hold the historical story of the university whether the institution has Victorian or even medieval roots. But increasingly when we think of ‘legacy’ we may mean buildings of the immediate post-war period. Whatever the era we can be faced with a patchwork campus of buildings created using all kinds of technologies, including largely obsolete ones that don’t match up easily with the expectations of our staff and students today. As we focus our efforts towards 21st century pedagogies, digitisation, and the decarbonisation of our campuses, we can face legacy obstacles even in the shape of buildings of which we are immensely proud. Buildings of the last 30 years are now starting to be listed: this picture is a moving one. In the new AUDE Legacy Buildings Guide, published today, we look at these and related issues. We are grateful to Arup (including Andy Sheppard and Rick Lee) for their support in creating the new guide, as well as to the many AUDE members that had a helpful hand in its development. We hope you’ll be able to join our online session on 6 November at 10am which will introduce you to the document and help you to start thinking about the value it will add to your planning. Link to document: https://lnkd.in/egQeJtf8 Link to webinar booking: https://lnkd.in/eFUwtqVq Jane Harrison-White Richard Ralph

The goal of ATTMA Australia & New Zealand at this workshop is to arm attendees with solid guidance on how to submit documentation for airtightness. How do you document a plan review? Inspections? Testing? We’ll cover the essentials. It’s about making the process actually mean something for your project. It’s not just about ticking boxes. It’s about adding value. Can’t wait to talk with some superstars like Samantha Anderson Joseph Chun kit Cheung and Darren Harris.

Every year we put together some tips for incoming graduate students who are moving to the Twin Cities for our program. What's your favorite arts- or culture-related metro area gem that you'd recommend to a new Twin Cities resident?

We’re back with another College Major Monday, and we’re highlighting Urban Studies and Urban Technology! 🏙️ With this major, students will explore the intersection of urbanism and technology and the digital systems of the future. They’ll learn to create technologies and build organizations that address real urban challenges, like unequal access to the internet, transportation challenges, safe drinking water, and more. Birkman areas of interest ➡️ This field is the intersection of Birkman GREEN (helping people) with Birkman BLUE (designing solutions). What schools have good programs? ➡️ Boston University; University of Michigan What are some potential careers? ➡️ Urban and Environmental Policy Planning, Sustainable Management, Economic Development Do you know someone who might like a career in Urban Studies and Urban Technology? Share this post with them, and leave a comment if you have questions.

2 Weeks Left to Co-Create the NEB Facility! 🚨 The clock is ticking, but you still have time until 17 September 2024 to help shape the future of the New European Bauhaus (NEB) Facility! 🏗️🌍 Your input is crucial in defining the 2025-2027 roadmap for this unique EU funding tool, which aims to revitalize neighborhoods through sustainable and inclusive design. The European Commission is seeking your ideas on the specific development and transformation needs that will guide the next steps in this transformative journey. 👉 How to Contribute: https://lnkd.in/e_pdvEi5

Appreciated being interviewed for Higher Ed AV by Thomas Doe Jr. on the topic of space planning within higher ed. Link below. We discussed topics such as: 💔 Why space planning on campus often happens in a disconnected way, resulting in wasted resources and the failure to leverage space effectively to support institutional goals. 🤝 How to use space to drive equity and inclusion, including some specific project ideas. 👎 Why the push to wind down DEI efforts on campus just makes no sense. 👩🏫 My work with the Faculty Approachability Project and how it informs the campus master planning work I do with Co|Here Campus and Workplace. I also love to mention the people I get ideas from and collaborate with, in this case Nancy Sturm, Shannon Dowling, AIA, Stacey Blackwell, and Tracey Birdwell, PhD. #planning #highered #teaching #DEI HETMA