Case Study: TOSH Campus Programming & Imaging Expansion Project 

This webinar brings together two vantage points on a complex hospital project. Christina Haas, AIA EDAC, LEED AP of FFKR Architects and Brenda Roberts, RA, LEED AP of Intermountain Healthcare discuss campus programming and the recently completed imaging expansion at Intermountain the Orthopedic Specialty Hospital (TOSH) in Murray, Utah. The project required extensive campus wide utility upgrades and relocation. The lessons learned from this collaborative design process can be used to enhance project construction at your facility or your next design challenge.

Panelists will be: 

Jessica Chappell, Reaveley Engineers

Christina Haas, FFKR Architects

Brenda Roberts, Intermountain Healthcare

Register at: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dprZ5NlFRrm8vJD2DAmQSw

Presented by Christina Haas and Brenda Roberts. 

About Christina:

Focusing on healthcare, research, and higher education projects, Christina excels at engaging and collaborating with mission-driven clients to enhance communities and human experiences through the built environment. Christina leads FFKR's professional development, promoting an inclusive work culture that optimizes employee strengths and experience by providing opportunities that capitalize on individual goals and interests. Christina received her Evidence-Based Design Accreditation and Certification (EDAC) in 2019.

Before getting her Masters of Architecture she grew up as a competitive ski racer and coached professionally for five years.  

About Brenda:

Brenda Roberts is a licensed architect who works for Intermountain Healthcare to continuously improve upon the healthcare built environment.  Leaning on evidence-based design, she leads a team of twelve to deliver successful facility design and construction projects throughout the Intermountain Healthcare system.  Using her experience from a myriad of projects ranging from the ground-up Bear River Hospital to the recent reconfiguration of the Alta View Hospital campus, she works to fulfil Intermountain’s mission to help people live the healthiest lives possible by managing construction costs, providing a platform for collaboration and improvement, and leading teams to create beautiful, affordable designed spaces that promote healing and health.