BSA By Design

To conclude a two-part series on the Case Study of the Butler University Sciences Complex Addition & Renovation, BSA Senior Interior Designer Samantha Kreager joins the podcast to talk about a variety of interesting project details that tell the story of the buildings coming together, from the atrium that connects Gallahue Hall and the Holcomb Building, to the donor wall, flooring, the science library and more.

Learn more about the project and see photos HERE.

Host: Brian Moore

Guest: Samantha Kreager

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Butler University Chemistry and Biochemistry Professor Stacy O'Reilly joins the show to discuss the recently completed Sciences Complex addition and renovation, how BSA solved challenges the project presented, and her use of the space.

Host: Brian Moore

Guest: Stacy O'Reilly

Learn more about the Butler University Sciences Complex Addition & Renovation project, including project photos, by clicking HERE.

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BSA Principal Kevin Token joins the podcast to share insights on leading and managing large projects, how important communication is throughout a project life cycle, scope changes, and leveraging technology and project management tools to ensure successful outcomes.

Host: Brian Moore

Guest: Kevin Token

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Josh Vel, Director of Design at BSA, and Paul Harry, a Principal Engineer, discuss the importance of sustainability and what it means to clients and end users in the healing, learning and discovery markets. Specifically, the conversation touches on sustainability, systems, carbon, geothermal, daylighting, Well Building principles, and flexibility as sustainability.

Host: Brian Moore

Guests: Josh Vel & Paul Harry

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BSA Chief Design Officer Tim Bosche joins the podcast to discuss architectural design and design tools, as well as how technology has sped up design - and why that's not always a good thing. Bosche shares BSA's Innovation Framework as a solution and feedback loop that keeps clients, the project, and designers aligned and keeps creativity flowing before rushing to a rendering.

Host: Brian Moore

Guest: Tim Bosche

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Erica Bashore and Lauren Murphy join the podcast to talk about the ins and outs of working at BSA and what makes BSA such a unique working experience, including commitment to personal and professional development, employee ownership, and being involved in our communities to improve lives.

Host: Brian Moore

Guest: Erica Bashore & Lauren Murphy

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Teri Joy discusses the importance of Master Planning in creating a whole campus experience and how planning is an inclusive and immersive experience aimed at better patient and user outcomes. Drawing on her 30-plus years of experience as an RN and clinical operations leader, Teri shares how planning goes hand in hand with preparedness and how BSA seeks to find solutions for providers it may not see or think of in the initial stages of a project.

Host: Brian Moore

Guest: Teri Joy, RN, CEN, TCRN, EDAC

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What does Discovery mean? This episode is the last of our mini-series diving into BSA's three primary practices and our focus in these markets. Derek West, discovery principal/architect, joins the podcast to discuss discovery, architecture in this space, creating inspiring environments, sustainability, and more!

Host: Brian Moore

Guest: Derek West

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Explore the ins and outs of the Learning market in this episode with BSA’s National Learning & Discovery Practice Director, Scott Allen, and David Liberatore, a Learning Principal and former Practice Director. Both share their passion and background for higher education, architecture, and how Learning spaces have evolved to promote spaces of collaboration, creativity, research, and inspiration.

Host: Brian Moore

Guests: Scott Allen & David Liberatore

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In this episode, BSA's National Healing Practice Director, Melanie Harris, discusses her journey in the world of architecture and healing. She also shares insight into how architecture impacts patients in a healing space, how healing architecture has evolved over the years, and the increasing importance of technology and digital health in a healing environment.

Host: Brian Moore

Guest: Melanie Harris

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