At TSA Architects, we believe in designing and building smartly. In addition to providing excellent and award-winning healthcare environments, our design experts are advocates in assisting healthcare providers see into future—matching strategic growth and expansion needs with smarter projects and packaging to better enable what will come next. Each project...
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By Doug Banks Keeping everyone safe during construction is always important. However, it becomes critical to patient health and healing when that construction occurs in an active hospital near patient care space. At University Health’s Clinical Neurosciences Center, the third and final phase of construction will transform an underutilized portion of the...
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At TSA Architects, we understand how overwhelming a complex design and construction project can feel. Coming up with viable solutions can seem daunting, which is why you need someone with extensive and specific healthcare experience across all types of facilities. To learn more about TSA Architects and how we can...
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By Becky Brown Women's presence in the professional workforce is steadily increasing, and the architectural and engineering fields are no exception. At times, it can be challenging to work in a male dominant environment. As women, we can find camaraderie around us by uniting with other women in construction. I have...
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Focus on Heart We are excited to announce that our design team behind Meadow Peak at Summit Vista was awarded the BEST Give at the IIDA Intermountain Chapter Best Award ceremony held in April. Congratulations to our exceptional team for this well-deserved recognition! Their commitment and dedication to creating award-winning designs are...
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By Doug Banks Healthcare architecture involves many parameters that shape and influence the ultimate design of any healthcare project. Some of the familiar ones are budget, schedule, intended use, and existing constraints of the site or building (if the project is a remodel). Less familiar, but no less important, are building...
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