Architecture and Design
Boulder Associates, Inc.
Todd Henderson AIA, Leed AP BD+C, Principal
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www.boulder associates.com
Earl Swensson Associates, Inc.

Anyone who has a passion for design should also have a passion for humanity." This is the belief of ESa's founder Earl Swensson and the guiding principle on which he founded the firm in 1961. Human-centered design and the provision of personal service form the core of ESa's existence.
In recognition of the firm's beliefs and practices, Planetree inducted ESa into the Planetree Visionary Design Network in 2009 as one of five charter member architecture and design firms, validating ESa's 50 years of creating healing healthcare environments designed to lift human spirits and improve outcomes.
With architects registered in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, ESa has worked in 48 states as well as 16 countries. Over 90 percent of the firm's work is in healthcare design, including new greenfield and expansions/renovations of hospitals, medical centers, specialty facilities and medical office buildings as well as senior living design. ESa is consistently ranked among the top healthcare design firms in the country by Modern Healthcare.
Todd Robinson, Principal [email protected] www.esarch.comS/L/A/M Collaborative
Since 1989, The S/L/A/M Collaborative has been at the forefront of implementing Planetree designs and has played an integral role in the development of patient and family focused care in hospitals throughout the United States. With offices in Atlanta, Boston, Connecticut and NY, SLAM is a fully integrated, multi-disciplinary architectural firm that offers an array of services including facility master planning, space programming, interior design, structural engineering, landscape architecture, construction services, cost estimating, and sustainable design. As a leader in the implementation of Planetree principles, SLAM recognizes that there is not one approach that fits all institutions. The need for dialogue between the architectural team and the institution's leadership during the design process is essential. Applying Planetree principles begins with the recognition that architectural planning can impact organizational and behavior changes. SLAM strives to engage the stakeholders in the design process, stressing the importance of the physical environment in healing as a means of further developing the institution's mission.
Karrie Frasca‐Beaulieu, IIDA, EDAC, Associate
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www.slamcoll.com