What if healthcare spaces could seamlessly evolve to meet the needs of both patients and staff?

Ozzie Nelson sits down with Haroula Norden, COO of Boca Raton Regional Hospital, and Cheryl Lawrence Spiegler, Senior Interior Designer at Nelson Worldwide, to explore how intentional design is shaping the future of healthcare. They discuss the growing demand for flexible, patient-centered spaces that enhance efficiency while maintaining a welcoming environment. From balancing innovation with budget constraints to incorporating sustainability and adaptability into healthcare facilities, this conversation uncovers the key strategies that drive smarter, more effective design solutions. With real-world examples, they highlight how thoughtful planning creates long-term value for healthcare systems and the communities they serve.

The discussion makes one thing clear—when healthcare spaces are designed with flexibility, efficiency, and patient experience in mind, they don’t just serve today’s needs, they prepare for the future. 🎙️✨

Topics discussed in this episode:

• Flexibility in healthcare design
• Future-proofing facilities
• Balancing innovation with budget constraints
• Community-centered design
• Operational efficiency
• Staff and patient experience
• Green building initiatives
• Trends in outpatient and freestanding clinics

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From leaking skylights to cutting-edge technology, courthouse design is changing in surprising new ways.

In this episode of Unlocking Value, host Ozzie chats with Judge Patti-Worthington and Brad Ewing about the challenges of courthouse architecture and the complexities of modernizing historic buildings. They discuss how renovating the Monroe Courthouse meant finding the right balance between enhanced security and creating a more inviting space.

Tune in to hear why the future of justice is about more than just courtrooms and case files.

Topics discussed in this episode:

• courthouse design
• public spaces
• new technology
• building for the future
• historic buildings
• public access
• public sector
• spacious design
• back to the office
• modernizing courthouses
• funding authority
• security and safety

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Smart design changes how we live, work, and connect while creating spaces that are not only practical but improve daily life.

In this episode, Ozzie sits down with John Lewis of Nelson Worldwide and John Robertson of Greystar Development to talk about what makes a truly livable home. They explore how trends like urban growth, changing tenant expectations, and smart design—think pet-friendly spaces, co-working areas, and tech upgrades—are the key to drawing in residents.

You’ll want to listen to this lively and insightful conversation that highlights why great design isn’t just nice to have—it’s vital.

Topics discussed in this episode:

• multifamily market
• family homes
• pet friendly
• rentals
• must-have amenities
• real estate trends
• housing industry
• livable spaces
• sustainability in housing
• future proofing
• natural light
• fresh air renovation

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