As he retired on Monday, David Redemske, ASHE, CCHP, Senior Principal, Health Planning at HDR, leaves a legacy that reshaped how architects, clinicians and justice officials think about healthcare behind secure walls.
Last week, Correctional News recapped the first two sessions of the Evolving Spaces: Creating Spaces that Work Symposium, presented Feb. 8 during the American Correctional Association’s 2026 Winter Conference in Long Beach, Calif.
Global design firm HDR has announced three promotions within its Civic sector.
Global design firm HDR has appointed Brian Endler as Justice Principal and Renee Schoop as Business Development Director for its architecture practice in Pittsburgh.
The St. Cloud City Council unanimously approved the annexation of land Monday night, allowing construction of a new 270-bed Stearns County Justice Center to move forward within city limits.
Late last month, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Director Annette Chambers-Smith announced that the state will award more than $24 million in grants to support construction and renovation projects at three jails across the state.
Ryan Rohlfs, AIA, NCARB, WELL AP, has taken on a new role as justice principal with the Chicago Studio of HDR.
With inflation, labor shortages and lead-time volatility, leaders in the corrections industry are embracing smarter, team-driven strategies to improve outcomes and protect budgets.
Despite repeated legislative setbacks, Arkansas is moving forward with planning for a new state prison in Franklin County. On Monday evening, the Arkansas Board of Corrections voted to select Omaha, Neb.-based HDR and Little Rock-based Cromwell Architects Engineers as the design team for the 3,000-bed facility.
Dave Redemske, Senior Principal, Health Planning at Omaha, Neb.-based HDR, was recently recognized for his exceptional work in correctional healthcare planning and design. During the Healthcare Design conference September 24-26…
Recognizing longtime and emerging industry leaders.
Winners announced at annual Corrections Summit.
