BSA By Design

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, genetics, data analysis and what new insights are leading to breakthroughs – and how collaboration is a key driver to these breakthroughs.

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 comes to these options.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Rick Wilkins & George StefanoviciLearn more: bsadesign.comPodcast Library: https://fast.wistia.com/embed/channel/aiy7rea6t7Contact: [email protected]

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, who has nearly twenty years of experience as a licensed PE, discusses how engineering for healthcare isn't just technical but also an art that requires balancing multiple stakeholder needs and opinions. He shares insights from a complex patient tower project that involved untangling existing systems while expanding campus utilities and coordinating around immense structural challenges. The conversation covers key industry challenges including labor shortages, retiring workforce knowledge, cost pressures, and the balance between sustainability and resiliency. McNutt emphasizes the importance of prefabrication strategies, true collaboration across disciplines, and the need to look beyond immediate costs to lifecycle considerations. He also discusses how AI and technology will likely help address workforce gaps while maintaining the irreplaceable value of human experience and historical knowledge in healthcare facility design.

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 of it all.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Drew HusteddeWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 MooreGuests: Jeff Saad & Jen WorleyWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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, a modern Health Hub.Host: Brian MooreGuests: David Lenart & Tim SpenceReferenced project:NexusParkWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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, the duo also discusses rapidly evolving technology needs and sustainable materials.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Karen Tobin & Jennifer HoskinsReferenced projects:Wake Tech Education & Innovation CenterNeurodiversityWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Adam ChahulskiWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 and caregiver experience, Paul shares how the next decade of healthcare design is shaping up.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Paul WhitsonWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 efficiency and patient/family experience, accommodating workflows and more.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Jane Everett, Wendy St. John & Christie AdamsWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 experience, how design can solve operational pain points, and much more!Host: Brian MooreGuests: Teri Joy & Craig PuccettiWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 conversations. Host: Brian MooreGuests: Brian HoaglandProjects Discussed:McCourtney Hall of Molecular Science & Engineering at Notre DameIndiana Biosciences Research InstitutePurdue University Daniels School of Business Planning & DesignPurdue University Dudley & Lambertus HallsWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 are most effective and future trends and innovations.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Emmie TysonWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 are meant to engage our teams and share expertise across the firm, as well as problem solving. Take a peek behind the curtain and hear how our teams talk about our work!Host: Brian MooreIntro Guests: Kay Townsend, Scott Allen & Matthew JeansDesign Lab Presenters: Kay Townsend & Evan StecklerWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 and opportunities in the coming years.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Tim Spence & Sam JacksonWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 with clients on design drivers BSA focuses on: Human-Centered Design, Intelligent Structures, and Technology-Infused Design. These shape how BSA will explore the future, connect with people, and create meaningful spaces for healing, learning, and discovery. Host: Brian MooreGuests: Tim Bosche & Justin BeadleWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Don AltemeyerClick HERE to learn more on the Indianapolis International Airport Midfield Terminal.Want to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 and promotes accountability.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Stephanie Peavler & Kenyon WorrellWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 continued success, employee engagement, client service as part of the firm's culture and what they hope the company will be remembered for.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Dick Sobieray, Don Altemeyer & Keith SmithWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Jen Worley, Justin Beadle, and Aileen Avila-Banaag discuss designing for user experience, including patient experience framework, VOC exercises, journey mapping, testing design concepts and emerging design concepts in experiential design.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Jen Worley, Justin Beadle, & Aileen Avila-BanaagWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Teri Joy and Wendy St. John share their expertise on safety risk assessments in operational planning, including critical areas to evaluate, optimal safety measures, patient needs, staff input, technology and emerging trends.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Teri Joy & Wendy St. JohnWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

BSA Higher Education experts Geoff Lisle, Josh Vel and Steve Brupbacher discuss evolving learning models, space utilization and optimization, along with student engagement, well-being and community integration on college campuses.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Geoff Lisle, Josh Vel & Steve BrupbacherHighlighted projects discussed: Wilmeth Active Learning Center, Anna Hiss Gymnasium, Wake Tech Education and Innovation CenterWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Leaders of BSA's Discovery practice - Scott Allen, Derek West, Kay Townsend, Matthew Jeans and Tim Stratton - discuss emerging research areas in the Discovery market, including Space Exploration and Astrobiology, Neuroscience, Climate Science and Sustainability, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), Nanotechnology, and Nuclear Medicine.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Scott Allen, Derek West, Kay Townsend, Matthew Jeans & Tim StrattonWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

In this episode, Andrew Gorman of Riley Children's Hospital, Kevin Hutton of IU Health, Rod Foley and Kevin Silvius of North Mechanical Contracting and Service, along with Adam Posorske of BSA discuss the ins and outs of Design Assist and what they learned while working together on the Riley Children's Hospital renovation.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Andrew Gorman, Kevin Hutton, Rod Foley & Kevin SilviusWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Joe Sagen and Matt Amore talk about the challenges of medical equipment integration in designing healthcare spaces and the insights learned on planning for flexibility, coordination with vendors, project timelines, and budget management.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Joe Sagen & Matt AmoreWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

BSA healthcare experts Teri Joy, Doug Abrams, and Christie Adams join the show to discuss oncology design and all the thoughts that go into designing spaces that care for - and treat - those affected by cancer.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Teri Joy, Doug Abrams & Christie AdamsWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

BSA's learning and discovery practice director, Scott Allen, joins the show to discuss the future of the Learning and Discovery practices, including tech integration, AI, space flexibility, biotech, quantum computing, and global connection.Host: Brian MooreGuest: Scott AllenLearn more about BSA’s Learning & Discovery markets? Click Here.Want to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Tim Spence, CEO of BSA, talks about the future of Healing in 2025, including the convergence of biology and technology, the evolution of centers of excellence, global collaboration, a shift in focus in the market, and how A.I. integrates into the future.Host: Brian MooreGuest: Tim SpenceWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

This episode focuses on 100% outside air for healthcare buildings, as three of BSA's mechanical engineers - Troy Dyce, Luke Richter, and Evan Steckler - talk through considerations such as ORs, geography, patient care and what's on the horizon in this space.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Troy Dyce, Luke Richter, and Evan StecklerLearn more about BSA's Engineering Services? Click Here.Want to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Jackie Bieghler and Kevin McNutt discuss exterior design and how engineering systems play a role in facade design, key considerations when design exterior facades, how the envelope of a building can contribute to sustainability goals, new innovative materials and much more.Host: Brian MooreGuest: Jackie Bieghler & Kevin McNuttProject References: Wake Tech Education & Innovation Center and Purdue University Lambertus Hall and Dudley HallWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Tim Wagoner and Sandy Troffer join the show from BSA's Tampa Studio to discuss designing for spaces in Learning & Discovery, including key considerations and the inclusion of new technology and sustainability.Host: Brian MooreGuest: Tim Wagoner & Sandy TrofferWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Derek Selke talks about design features that are important to creating spaces to treat behavioral health, including the impact of design on treatment of behavioral health, the impact of technology, and ways to impact patient dignity, privacy and safety.Host: Brian MooreGuest: Derek SelkeWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Kay Townsend, Steve Brupbacher and Derek West discuss main drivers and current trends of renovating lab buildings on higher education campuses. Additionally, how does BSA assess these buildings for renovation, preserving architecture, flexibility, sustainability, space efficiency, new technologies, and much more.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Kay Townsend, Steve Brupbacher and Derek WestWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com. Learn more about BSA's Learning & Discovery practice HERE.The Adaptive Reuse of Anna Hiss at The University of Texas (Austin).Feedback? Email [email protected].

This episode is a case study on the Wake Tech Education & Innovation Center that opened to Wake Tech students in August of 2024. Project leads and designers Mark Searls, Emmie Tyson and Josh Vel share insights on the buildings features, sustainability, evidence-based biophilic design and more. Additionally, Wake Tech project manager Sarah Burnette shares the impact of the project on the students and community and how BSA solved key challenges in planning the project.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Sarah Burnette (Client), Emmie Tyson, Mark Searls, and Josh Vel.Learn more about the Wake Tech Education & Innovation Center.Want to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Andrew Lough discusses vision-centric planning and about working with clients to understand the whys behind a project, the point of master planning and how to develop around technology when planning spaces. Host: Brian MooreGuest: Andrew LoughWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Members of BSA's Interior Design team share takeaways and insights from NeoCon 2024.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Katie Kenagy, Kayli Mayne, and Danielle HenkeWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Heather Livingston and John Williams from Facility Guidelines Institute (FGI) join BSA's Teri Joy and Craig Puccetti to talk about the history of FGI, the HGRC process and important proposed changes to the 2026 FGI code.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Heather Livingston, John Williams, Teri Joy and Craig PuccettiLearn more about Facility Guidelines Institute - visit fgiguidelines.org.The open comment period ends Sept. 30, 2024 - learn more about the public comment period.Want to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Justin Beadle discusses how collaboration can drive the design process, future trends, and how to foster a healthy design culture on projects and with teams.Host: Brian MooreGuest: Justin BeadleWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

In this episode, Chelsea Greemore shares what it's like to be an architectural generalist, her unique perspective, how European city plazas influence her designs, designing healing spaces for athletes and much more.Host: Brian MooreGuest: Chelsea GreemoreThe Innovation Framework - Episode 10UC Steadman Hawkins ClinicWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

An all-star client-facing cast joins for a roundtable discussion on making tough decisions that protect the client's best interests, as well as having difficult conversations with clients, customer service, core values and ethical considerations in healing, learning and discovery markets.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Tim Spence, Sam Jackson, Scott Allen, Jane Everett, Kat DiPietro and Craig PuccettiWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

In this episode, Marija Gumienny joins the show to discuss technology, from low voltage, AV to wearable tech and hardwired systems, and how technology affects engineering in planning and design in the healthcare industry.Host: Brian MooreGuest: Marija GumiennyLearn more about our engineering services HERE.Want to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Monte Hoover and Keith Smith share their experiences in healthcare facility planning and design. Both have 40+ years of experience in strategic planning and discuss the challenges and opportunities that come with bridging the gap between master plans and projects.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Keith Smith and Monte HooverWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Josh Vel, Scott Allen and Emmie Tyson join the show for a discussion about designing and planning for Student Life on college campuses. The conversation includes creating communal spaces, what to consider when designing residence halls and on-campus housing, promoting wellness, sustainability, flexibility and adaptability, as well as creating spaces for engagement and activity.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Josh Vel, Scott Allen and Emmie TysonWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

Jen Worley and Carrie McGovern join the podcast to discuss interior design and make the case for interiors to be part of the planning process for any project, as well as how nature and our surroundings impact healing and learning.Host: Brian MooreGuests: Jen Worley and Carrie McGovernRead more about WELL Building in Jen's recent article HERE.Want to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 MooreGuest: Samantha KreagerWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 MooreGuest: Stacy O'ReillyLearn more about the Butler University Sciences Complex Addition & Renovation project, including project photos, by clicking HERE.Want to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 MooreGuest: Kevin TokenWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 MooreGuests: Josh Vel & Paul HarryWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 MooreGuest: Tim BoscheWant to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].

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 MooreGuest: Erica Bashore & Lauren MurphyInterested in a career at BSA? Visit https://www.bsadesign.com/careers-at-bsa/Want to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com.Feedback? Email [email protected].