Florida Hospital is partnering with Sanford Burnham Medical Research Institute to build the Translational Research Institute for Metabolism and Diabetes. The 54,000-sf facility is under construction in Florida Hospital’s Health Village in Orlando. Occupancy is expected in late 2011.
Scott & White Healthcare will begin construction in early 2011 on a five-story acute care hospital. The 320,000-sf Scott & White Hospital-College Station will house 143 beds, an emergency department, a cardiovascular center, a neonatal ICU, surgical suites, maternity care, and imaging facilities. An adjacent 75,000-sf ambulatory clinic will also be built at the site. Completion is expected in summer of 2013.
Tucson Medical Center is planning an $80 million expansion and renovation project. A new east entrance will be constructed and the pediatric, obstetric, and surgery facilities will be expanded and renovated. The project manager is Hill International.
Southeast Alabama Medical Center will begin construction in 2011 on the $40 million Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine in Dothan. Occupancy is expected in fall of 2012. The construction cost of the project is $25 million.
LHP Hospital Group is partnering with the Seton Family of Hospitals to build the $100 million Seton Medical Center Harker Heights in Bell County, Texas. Groundbreaking is expected in early 2011 with completion slated for late 2012. The 180,400-sf, 83-bed hospital will provide emergency care, women’s services, obstetrics, cardiology, surgery, oncology, neurosurgery, orthopedics, imaging and diagnostic services, and intensive and critical care. A 60,000-sf medical office building will also be built at the site.
The Ri.MED Foundation with registered offices in Palermo, Sicily, was established in 2006 and comprises the following founder-members: the Presidency of the Italian Council of Ministers, the Presidency of the Region of Sicily, the Italian National Research Center, the University of Pittsburgh, and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC).
Kelowna General Hospital selected Graham Design-Build Services in December of 2010 to build the $47 million East Pandosy Clinical Support Building in Kelowna, British Columbia. Housing laboratories and clinical support space, the three-story facility will be connected to the adjacent hospital by an enclosed bridge. Construction will begin in early 2011 with completion expected in 2012.
Methodist Hospital System opened its West Houston health center in Texas in December of 2010. Designed by PageSoutherlandPage, the project includes a 474,000-sf hospital, a 162,000-sf medical office building, and a 13,000-sf central utility plant. The acute care hospital was built by Austin Commercial and will serve as the anchor for the Texas Medical Center-West development. The facility promotes patient safety and healing with an integrated, flexible design providing 100 beds with the ability to accommodate up to 193 beds.
The University of California, San Francisco is building the 230,000-sf Cardiovascular Research Building in San Francisco's Mission Bay development. Featuring integrated clinical and research space, the facility will house labs, offices, a 35,000-sf vivarium, and an outpatient clinic. The translational research building was designed by SmithGroup and Jim Jennings Architecture. Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) were implemented in the planning and development of the project.
Broughton Hospital will break ground in spring of 2011 on a $154 million replacement facility in Morgantown, N.C. The 382-bed, 430,000-sf psychiatric hospital is slated for completion in fall of 2013. The general contractor for the project is Rodgers Builders of Charlotte.
Mercy Medical Center opened the $400 million Mary Catherine Bunting Center in Baltimore in December of 2010. The 20-story hospital provides 259 private patient rooms and 15 surgical suites with robotic technology, videoconferencing, and ceiling-mounted equipment. Garden space comprising 17,000 sf on three floors provides natural cooling for the 686,000-sf facility. The hospital also features a skywalk atrium leading from the Bunting Garage to a two-story lobby. The hospital was designed by Ellerbe Becket and built by Whiting-Turner.
The University of Iowa is engaged in a $60 million expansion of its Dental Science Building in Iowa City. The 33,000-sf project will house the Center for Clinical Excellence and offices for geriatric dentistry and endodontics. The general contractor is Larson Construction of Independence, Iowa. Completion is expected in fall of 2011.
Oak Hill Hospital is initiating a 100,000-sf expansion of its Brooksfield health center. The $50 million project will create an inpatient tower with 36 private patient rooms, eight new surgical suites, renovated endoscopy facilities, and a parking lot. The hospital's central sterile department and the post anesthesia care unit will also be expanded and renovated.
Baystate Medical Center is engaged in a $251 million expansion of its hospital in Springfield, Mass. The first 300,000-sf phase of the 640,000-sf project will create a five-story tower with private patient rooms. The facility features slightly curved patient hallways with daylighting for a natural healing environment. The expansion houses advanced endovascular suites, six procedure rooms, and 48 inpatient beds. Ground was broken on the project in summer of 2008. The first phase of construction is expected to reach completion in 2012.
Clear Lake Regional Medical Center will break ground on a $92 million expansion and renovation project in summer of 2010. Designed by Perkins + Will, a four-story, 154,470-sf patient tower will include a 30-bed ICU and surgical suites. In the existing 595-bed facility, 70,940 sf will be renovated, creating additional space for the women’s and children’s services departments. Completion is expected in summer of 2013.
