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EPISODE · May 30, 2026 · 1H 3M

On Center withJim Mladucky - Building for Change: Leadership on Major Healthcare Design Projects

from The On Center Podcast · host Matt Crowder

In this episode of On Center Podcast, we sit down with Jim Mladucky to discuss the realities of delivering one of the largest healthcare projects in the nation. Get direct insights into hospital design at scale, leadership challenges, and how architecture can impact entire communities.The human vs. business side of healthcare designKey strategies for balancing design leadership and project deliveryHow IU Health’s new downtown campus shapes community health outcomesFlexibility and adaptability in hospital architectureNavigating budgets, governance, and engaging clinicians in design decisionsThanks for listening to The On Center Podcast where we explore the craft, technology, and people shaping the built environment. A special thanks to our sponsor, MAPP3D Solutions, providing high-accuracy LiDAR scanning and reality capture services that help architects and builders bring their vision on center. To learn more, visit mapp3dsolutions.com. Thanks for listening, and until next time, stay on center.”

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