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A podcast about BSA, an architecture, engineering, interior design and planning firm. Expert analysis and discussion of the AEC industry. BSA is guided by a mission to improve the human experience through design. Our work doesn't just shape buildings; it transforms healthcare environments, educational spaces, and research facilities into places that promote healing, learning, and discovery.
BSA hosts BSA By Design, a arts show with 59 episodes published.
Mark Abbey and Tom Bahr discuss rural healthcare, challenges and opportunities in the space, working with leadership at rural healthcare systems, flexible space design, along with telehealth and more.
In this episode, Dr. April Agee Carroll from Bayer Crop Science R&D, Scott Allen and Kay Townsend discuss how research facilities are designed and used to feed the world, phenotyping, food security, plant science, geneti
This episode features a conversation with engineers around different types of boilers, pros and cons, backup fuel options and decarbonization, including what healthcare organizations should be thinking about when it come
In this episode of BSA by Design podcast, host Brian Moore interviews Kevin McNutt, an engineering planning principal at BSA, about designing mechanical systems for resilient and sustainable healthcare facilities. McNutt
Drew Hustedde joins the show to talk about sustainability, and BSA's Sustainability Action Plan, with focus on future goals, alignment, the shift in conversation around sustainability and how good design is at the heart
Jeff Saad and Jen Worley about the current and future state of design, with a focus on AI, data driven design, the tools they use, and the tension with AI between efficiency and creativity. Host: Brian Moore Guests: Jeff
David Lenart, VP of Strategic Facility Planning and Operations for Columbus Regional Hospital, joins BSA CEO Tim Spence to discuss the transformative adaptive reuse of Fair Oaks Mall in Columbus, Indiana into NexusPark,
Karen Tobin and Jennifer Hoskins discuss market design trends in healthcare and higher education from an interior design perspective. From the rise of hospitality feel to new products and evidence-based design research,
Adam Chahulski sits down to talk about BSA's seventh and newest studio in Charlotte, North Carolina, building a team, creating local partnerships and how BSA's design philosophy is a great fit for the Charlotte area. Hos
Paul Whitson , Healing Practice Director at BSA, discusses what Future Ready Healthcare Design means. From the shift from hospital-centric models, flexibility and making healthcare facilities community anchors to patient
This episode is a discussion on designing spaces in healthcare specific to women, children and labor and delivery, recent changes in the space, cultural considerations, evidence-based design, balancing clinical efficienc
Teri Joy and Craig Puccetti discuss ambulatory surgery centers (ASC), how they have evolved in recent years, the impact of reimbursement policies, integrating workflows into design, balancing efficiency and patient exper
With 25 years of experience across healthcare, higher education, and research, Brian Hoagland joins the show to discuss the critical role of engineering in project planning, key considerations, strategies, and client con
Emmie Tyson shares how important it is to consider neurodiversity in the design and planning of higher education spaces, including how institutions are addressing these needs, common challenges, design principles that ar
In this episode, listen in on a real Studio Design Lab, where BSA experts showcase and share internal planning and lessons learned on a recent project from an architectural and engineering perspective. These Design Labs
In the fifth and final part of a mini-series looking at BSA as it celebrates its 50th anniversary, Tim Spence and Sam Jackson discuss the milestone, the firm's strengths, the future work with clients, talent acquisition
In part four of a mini-series looking at BSA as it celebrates its 50th anniversary, Tim Bosche and Justin Beadle discuss the concept of "Design That Inspires What's Next" - an aspirational challenge for our teams to work
Don Altemeyer discusses how BSA was involved in the planning and creation of Midfield Terminal at the Indianapolis International Airport, how the process worked in putting together the team, lessons learned and more. Hos
In the second part of a mini-series looking at BSA as it celebrates its 50th anniversary, Stephanie Peavler and Kenyon Worrell talk about the firm's unique culture and core values, and how it guides the Leadership Team a
In the first episode of a mini-series looking at BSA's 50th anniversary, founder Dick Sobieray and early BSA leaders Don Altemeyer and Keith Smith talk about the early days of the firm, what factors led to their continue
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