Dave Redemske

Senior Principal, Health Planning, HDR, United States

David Redemske is an Architect and Health Planning Principal at HDR, with over 32 years of industry experience. He has designed facilities throughout the U.S., Canada and Middle East. An expert in the design and planning of correctional health facilities, Mr. Redemske has designed health facilities for many State Departments of Corrections, including Illinois, California, and Texas, as well as for the country of Kuwait. He is also a Certified Correctional Health Professional (CCHP) from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC). Mr. Redemske was the recipient of HDR’s first Research Fellowship, and spent a year examining health care in the U.S. prison system. His research focused on the complexity of the environments in which health care is delivered to U.S. prison inmates, including the prison clinic or infirmary, regional correctional medical facilities, and community hospitals.,Jim has experience planning and designing for a variety of healthcare facilities during his HDR career. His responsibilities have included all phases of project design, specifically master planning, site development, conceptual and schematic design, and design development. His wide range of experience provides the project team a large vocabulary to address the challenges of new patterns on operations and practice in new and existing facilities. His ability to evaluate and integrate conceptual, analytical and spatial criteria is an essential part of his creative process.

Gerry Guerrero

Global Justice Director, HDR, USA

As global director of our justice practice, Gerry is passionate about treatment-focused justice design and the continuum of care. Guiding the firm’s mission and commitment to support restorative justice, he leads our team of experts as they plan and implement outcomes-focused and community-centered designs.

With more than 30 years of experience in justice design and planning, as well as project management experience, Gerry also has deep knowledge in alternative delivery methods on large-scale projects. A frequent thought leadership contributor, Gerry is part of the editorial advisory board for Correctional News magazine and has also written for other numerous publications. Additionally, he has long been involved with the American Correctional Association and the American Jail Association. Gerry’s work has been recognized and awarded by the American Institute of Architect’s Academy of Architecture for Justice, as well as the Design-Build Institute of America.