Month: September 2024

Position

Healthcare Architect

Location 

Charlotte, NC

About the Role

McCulloch England Architects is currently seeking Healthcare Architects to join their team. These roles are pivotal to advancing their mission of elevating community health through design excellence. As a Healthcare Architect, you will collaborate closely with healthcare teams, engage in comprehensive project planning, and drive design solutions that meet the evolving needs of the healthcare sector. Although the positions are not for new grads, McCulloch England Architects is committed to continuing to assist the Clemson Architecture + Health alumni as they look for new opportunities years after graduation. 

Contact Us

For more details or inquiries, please contact Grace O. Murray at gmurray@mccullochengland.com or 704-372-2740.

McCulloch England Architects looks forward to discovering how you can contribute to their vision of inspiring and improving community health through design.McCulloch England Architects100 Queens Road Suite 200, Charlotte, NC 28204
https://www.mccullochengland.com/

The Architecture + Health studio commenced the 2024-2025 school year with a trip to Atlanta and Charleston. In Atlanta, we were hosted by HKS Architects for a reception, providing us with the unique opportunity to engage with a diverse array of professionals, each bringing their own perspectives and experiences to the table.

The following day, we had the opportunity to attend the AIA SAR Conference, which was themed around Healthcare Architecture in a Rapidly Changing World. The conference covered a variety of topics, including changes in healthcare delivery, AI and emerging technologies, carbon-neutral designs, and converting retail space to healthcare facilities. The event concluded with a panel discussion that further enriched our understanding of the presented topics.

Following the AIA SAR Conference, we traveled to Charleston, SC, where we visited the MUSC campus, which is the location for our vertical studio project this fall. Our day was enriched by a captivating and enlightening seminar session at the CDC.C with Marc Marchant and Ray Huff, who shared their insights on the history of Charleston and the development of the Medical District. We concluded the day with a scenic walking tour of the southern Peninsula, passing by Waterfront Park, the Battery, and numerous historic homes and buildings, fostering a deeper appreciation for the city. 

As we reflect on the start of the 2024-2025 school year, we are filled with gratitude for the enriching experiences we had on our trip to Atlanta and Charleston. We feel fortunate to be part of Clemson’s Architecture + Health program, which provides us with such unique learning opportunities.