Candace Goodman
HKSPrincipal - Senior Project ArchitectCandace Goodman is a Senior Project Architect at HKS Dallas. She works in the health sector and is committed to designing and detailing healthcare experiences that deliver healing and comfort. As a participant in the Research in Practice Network, Candace leverages her research knowledge to inform design and create measurable outcomes that inform future operations. She has a passion for serving the underprivileged both inside and outside the office. Her service work includes fundraising for human trafficking awareness in the Philippines, home building and creating water filtration systems in Honduras and mentoring high school students.
E60 – The Power of Planning: An Infrastructure-First Approach to Healthcare Design
This session examines how early infrastructure planning at the New Pediatric Campus developed by Children's Health and UT Southwestern, in Dallas, TX
…This session examines how early infrastructure planning at the New Pediatric Campus developed by Children's Health and UT Southwestern, in Dallas, TX wasn't an afterthought, it was the starting point. Elevating infrastructure from a technical detail
…This session examines how early infrastructure planning at the New Pediatric Campus developed by Children's Health and UT Southwestern, in Dallas, TX wasn't an afterthought, it was the starting point. Elevating infrastructure from a technical detail to a core planning driver, aligning it with both clinical and organizational priorities to lay the foundation for flexibility, resiliency, and operational success for the next 50+ years. Presenters wi
…This session examines how early infrastructure planning at the New Pediatric Campus developed by Children's Health and UT Southwestern, in Dallas, TX wasn't an afterthought, it was the starting point. Elevating infrastructure from a technical detail to a core planning driver, aligning it with both clinical and organizational priorities to lay the foundation for flexibility, resiliency, and operational success for the next 50+ years. Presenters will discuss how this approach impacted utility forecasting (power, medical gases, IT), integration of future-ready systems like AGVs, and strategies for resiliency and sustainability. Including planning for advanced imaging, adaptable ORs and patient rooms, microgrids, and site expansion. The team will also discuss key considerations around electrification, flood mitigation, and implementing a utility substation Through this case study, attendees will gain actionable insights into infrastructure planning strategies that support long-term adaptability, performance, and readiness in today's rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
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