Ascension Seton Hays Medical Center Santa Rosa Labyrinth, Kyle, Texas

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September 28, 2019

Lea Goode-Harris

This beautiful seven-circuit Santa Rosa Labyrinth is for patients, visiting family and friends as well as hospital staff at the Healing Garden at Ascension Seton Hays Medical Center in Kyle, Texas.

The team that came together to create this incredible healing garden are listed below. They did an amazing job of creating an environment that will allow all who enter here a body-mind-spirit connection to the earth and surrounding diverse vegetation as they traverse the meandering paths to a center place of beauty in a variety of ways.

Client: Ascension
Hospital: Ascension Seton Hays Medical Center, Kyle, TX
Architect: HKS Inc.
Civil Engineer: Stantec
Landscape Architect: Stantec
MEP Engineer: WSP USA
General Contractor: Sabre Commercial Inc.
Drone Shots: Stantec
Santa Rosa Labyrinth design & labyrinth consultation: Lea Goode-Harris, Ph.D., Creative Labyrinths

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