Spirit of the River: Children’s Hospital of San Antonio
“May what I do flow from me like a river, no forcing and no holding back, the way it is with children.” - Rainer Maria Rilke The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio (CHOSA) is poised to serve a fast growing pediatric population in South-Central Texas (and beyond) that will surge more than 30% by 2035. In partnership with […]
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Art Through The Eyes Of A Child
When I think about health, more often than not, I come back to well-being. Look at any major health insurance company and they are pushing us to be more concerned with our ‘well-being’ as the key to leading a balanced and healthy lifestyle. There is a particular relationship between arts/culture and well-being. Art can help […]
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Top Three Trends in the New Healthcare Economy
Recently, Stanley Beaman & Sears hosted several healthcare executives to sit down with Fred Bayon, Managing Partner and National Spokesperson for the Advisory Board. He discussed many of the forces shaping the new healthcare trends in today’s economy. We have outlined the top three consumer trends below that are putting the industry on its head! […]
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Universal Design: Inclusive. Intuitive. Intelligent.
Universal Design makes things safer, easier and more convenient for everyone. It involves designing products and spaces so that they can be used by the widest range of people possible. Universal Design evolved from Accessible Design, a design process that addresses the needs of people with disabilities. Universal Design goes further by recognizing that there […]
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SBS Snowpocalypse 2014
Here is a light-hearted look at the FUN side of Snowpocalypse 2014 from our employees who enjoyed the snow days! Plus an awesome display on how to use a canoe as a sled. Hey- you have to use what you got in the South!
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Wayfinding in the Streets of Venice
The SBS Environmental Graphic Design (EGD) Studio taught me about the importance of wayfinding. The most significant reason way finding solutions are necessary in buildings such as hospitals and airports is to reduce stress. In high stress situations, such as running across the airport for your plane that departs in 4 minutes, the very last […]
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SBS is Proud to Announce a New Promotion
Moses has been with Stanley Beaman & Sears for 6 years and is a prolific Project Manager with an infectious enthusiasm for great design. He has honed his eye for detail and assembly through work on large science and technology facilities as well as healthcare projects.
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A New Year’s Resolution I am Determined to Keep
As graduation rapidly approaches, there is more pressure to figure out what happens next, predominantly: What will I do? For many, this is a challenging question because they struggle to identify a passion. However, for me, and those alike, it is difficult for the completely opposite reason. I see a countless number of paths that […]
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Ponce City Market | The Largest Adaptive Reuse in Atlanta History
Recently I had the opportunity to go on a behind-the-scenes tour of Ponce City Market guided by Jamestown Properties, the developers of the project. Jamestown Properties, who purchased the site in 2011, are also responsible for the world famous Chelsea Market in NYC. Ponce City Market is the largest adaptive reuse project in the history […]
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Go Ahead and Donate that Water Buffalo to Impress Your Friends
“It is more difficult to give money away intelligently than to earn it in the first place.” — Andrew Carnegie (The Gospel of Wealth, 1889) Charities Aid Foundation released The World Giving Index this month. It won’t surprise anyone that the United States is high on the list. In fact, we are number one. Hardly unexpected […]
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