Webinar: Building healing environments with human-centered technology

Healing architecture is about more than how a hospital looks – it’s about how it feels, functions, and adapts over time.

In this webinar, we explore what human‑centered, healing‑focused hospital design truly means today, and why engaging the right technology partner early in the planning process is critical to turning architectural vision into long‑term value.

Discover how architecture and smart digital infrastructure can work together to reduce stress, enhance patient and staff experiences, and quietly support healing across the entire care journey, now and into the future. Drawing on real‑world insights and the example of Kantonsspital Baden, we’ll show how early collaboration enables hospitals to become more resilient, adaptable, and truly healing by design.

Details

Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Time: 3:00 – 3:50 pm CET
Location: Remote session via web link
Language: English

Agenda

• Healing architecture today: beyond aesthetics to experience, efficiency, and resilience
• Designing human‑centered hospital spaces: what to consider and when
• The “triangle” of collaboration: architects, hospital leaders, and technology partners
• Smart infrastructure as a core pillar of human‑centered design
• Case study Kantonsspital Baden: becoming Switzerland’s smartest hospital through early technology integration
• Q&A with industry experts

Key takeaways

• Understand how early collaboration enables truly human-centered hospital design
• Learn how smart infrastructure supports healing environments while improving operational performance
• Gain practical insights into aligning architecture, technology, and clinical workflows from the start
• See how future-ready design strengthens resilience, adaptability, and long-term value

Who should attend

This webinar is designed for professionals involved in shaping the future of healthcare environments, including:

• Hospital leaders and decision‑makers seeking to proactively integrate smart technology into care delivery and operations
• Architects and planners responsible for translating hospital visions into buildable, future‑ready designs
• Design and infrastructure stakeholders who want to engage the right technology partners early to avoid costly redesigns and unlock long‑term value

Meet our speakers

Dr. Daniel Heller
Chairman of the Board of Directors, Kantonsspital Baden
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Magnus Nickl
General Representative, VAMED Engineering GmbH
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Maximilian Ludes
Architect, LUDES Architekten – Ingenieure GmbH
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Dr. Kurt Höller
Business Development, Siemens Smart Infrastructure
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