HEALTH & RESILIENCE

Build Health International

Building healthcare infrastructure

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Build Health International’s mission

Build Health International (BHI) designs, builds, and equips high-quality healthcare infrastructure in resource-constrained settings around the world. BHI works with local and in-country partners to hire and train a technical workforce to ensure local communities have sustained access to dignified healthcare. 

Expanding access to healthcare

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“By leveraging data, we can further support our mission. We can be more efficient in project delivery, and better communicate with our partners to provide more support and services for communities in need.”

— Sarah Sceery, Deputy Director of Partnerships & Administration, Build Health International

Impact in action

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Autodesk Foundation

Advancing sustainably built healthcare infrastructure

BHI harnessed the power of Autodesk software to reduce costs, streamline coordination, and incorporate sustainable design for two major projects in Sierra Leone and Nigeria.

 

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Autodesk Foundation

Autodesk technology and healthcare in Haiti

Using Autodesk software, BHI is designing and building the Saint Rock Hospital project, a 13,600-square-foot primary care hospital in Haiti.

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ENR AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

Engineering News-Record Award of Excellence

Veteran contractor Jim Ansara wins 2022 ENR Award of Excellence for plowing through obstacles to build sustainable and resilient medical infrastructure.

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SYMETRI

Generative design in Sierra Leone

With the help of Microdesk expert consultants, BHI utilizes a holistic BIM workflow that features comprehensive energy, daylighting, and solar analysis for a maternal healthcare facility in Sierra Leone.

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SYMETRI

Transforming health infrastructure

BHI looks to BIM to provide the building performance analysis power needed to drive design decisions that meet health care and energy‑efficiency goals.

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AUTODESK NEWS

Better health through design and make

BHI collaborated with The Living, a first-of-its-kind Autodesk Studio, to improve building design for medical facilities.

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