TELA worked in joint venture with Studio Outside as part of a multidisciplinary team to create a safe, welcoming, patient-centered healing environment for the New Parkland Hospital. The New Parkland Hospital campus is an urban state-of-the-art public facility that serves the greater Dallas County community. Here, landscape and architecture create an immersive healing environment that extends outdoors, prioritizing comfort, accessibility, wayfinding, and environmental stewardship. The light-rail accessible campus encourages social interaction, physical fitness, and a sense of connection with nature in an otherwise industrial, vehicle-oriented part of the city. The landscape clearly defines points of entry at the hospital lobby and emergency room entrance and links buildings with sensory-rich paths. Integrated entry plazas, gardens, and trails showcase Texas Blackland Prairie habitat and provide opportunities for gathering and solitude for patients, visitors, and hospital employees. Soothing sounds of water, textural limestone, and planting rich in color and fragrance create a multidimensional landscape that stimulates the senses. In total, the project presents a new model for healthcare landscapes, one that recognizes and utilizes the link between human and environmental health to provide high-quality care.