What if hospitals didn’t just treat illness—but actively nurtured wellness, community, and the planet?

In this inspiring episode of Designed 4 Recovery, host ‘lowo Adeyemi explores how sustainability is revolutionizing the future of healthcare facility design. From energy efficiency and water conservation to biophilic design and adaptable infrastructure, this episode breaks down how thoughtful, eco-conscious spaces can promote healing—for patients, staff, and the environment alike.

Whether you're a healthcare architect, clinician, sustainability advocate, or simply someone passionate about creating healthier spaces, this episode offers compelling insights into how design can reduce harm, enhance care, and build resilience for generations to come.

What You’ll Learn:

Why hospitals are among the most resource-intensive buildings—and how that’s changing

Practical strategies for improving energy and water efficiency

The power of material choices in supporting human and environmental health

How biophilic design improves recovery and staff well-being

Creative solutions for healthcare waste management

Why designing for adaptability is key to future-ready facilities

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