Full Coverage: Kaleida Health engages Dean Shibley in Children's Hospital reuse dialogue

Hitler at home.

Dean Robert Shibley has played a critical role as chair of an advisory committee formed to guide Kaleida Health in the redevelopment of its Women's and Children's Hospital of Buffalo in the city's historic Elmwood Village. Read related the latest local news coverage.

Updated December 17, 2015 This content is archived.

  • Five developers propose potential reuse plans for Women & Children’s Hospital
    12/9/15
    An article in The Buffalo News reports that five developers have submitted proposals to redevelop the former Women and Children’s Hospital of Buffalo in the Elmwood Village and notes that  Robert Shibley, dean of the School of Architecture and Planning, is chair of the project advisory committee formed to advise Kaleida Health on the redevelopment process. 
  • Kaleida has done impressive spadework in preparing for closing of Women & Children’s Hospital
    10/13/15
    An editorial praises the work that’s been done to prepare for the closing of Women & Children’s Hospital, and notes, “Another reason for faith in the process is that it includes Robert G. Shibley, dean of the University at Buffalo’s School of Architecture and Planning. He chaired the committee that advised Kaleida Health on developing the request for proposals. He had experience with the Millard Fillmore process and played a key role in the nationally recognized Queen City Hub plan, which has helped shape much of Buffalo’s physical transformation.”
  • Process in works for finding new use for Children’s Hospital property
    10/1/15
    An article on efforts to find a new use for the current Women & Children’s Hospital of Buffalo building calls the process “a big improvement” from similar efforts in the past, and quotes Robert Shibley, dean of the UB School of Architecture and Planning. “They have a set of onerous requirements, to be sure, but they are specific to this place and occasion,” said Shibley, who chaired the Project Advisory Committee that developed the RFP.