2. Ambulatory Surgery Center/
Medical Office Building (40,000 SF)
Kernersville, NC
The MedCenter represents the first move for the
health system to implement their ambulatory
care strategy. The facility is designed to create
a strong presence in the outer reaches of their
service area, with patient convenience and
quality clearly evident in the branding. A distinct
tower element located at the main entrance of
the facility was designed to develop an identifiable
image for health system. Exterior walls using
the same brick materials incorporated at the
main hospital provide an additional aesthetic
link to the main campus. Extensive use of glass
characterizes the modern, state-of-the-art care
that is provided within while providing patients
and staff the ability to enjoy views of nature.
The outpatient facility and site were master
planned to accommodate an additional 40,000
square feet of expansion along with another
separate building of 23,000 square feet.
As Project Coordinator, I led the design
development and construction documents for
facility, and further led the interior architecture
design of the "branding" tower. Key role included
facade detailing of masonry and glazing systems.
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3. Ambulatory Care Center/
Medical Office Building (76,000 SF)
High Point, NC
The MedCenter represents the second step in
the implementation of the health system’s
ambulatory care strategy. This facility was
designed to continue the branding of new
ambulatory care delivery that was initiated with
MedCenter Kernersville. A distinct tower element
located at the main entrance of the facility is
designed in likeness to tower elements and
entrances at other health system facilities to
enhance familiarity and develop an identifiable
image for health system. The Facility includes
both ambulatory care center and medical offices
including a 24-hour emergency department.
The site was master planned to accommodate
up to 150,000 square feet with expansion options
studied for potential hospital, surgery center and
cancer center.
As Project Designer, I led overall building design
and design development documents for facility,
and further led the interior architecture design
of the main entrance lobby. Key role included
detailing of facade systems - curtainwall, high
performance glazing, and aluminum composite
panels. Project was a continuation of health
systems' branding campaign.
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4. Mixed-Use Development/
30 Story Tower (300,000 SF)(ongoing)
Tbilisi, Georgia (International)
Project represents a commitment to expressive
modern design that reflects the emerging
economy of Georgia. As the country's tallest
steel structure, the residential tower component
will become an iconic form in the skyline; a symbol
of national pride and technological achievement.
As a true mixed-use building, the program includes
luxury lifestyle apartments, exclusive retail, and
class "A" office space.
Consulting Architect to local Georgian firm. As
Project Designer for the building envelope, I led
the geometric rationalization, detailing, and
specifications for complex all glass residential
tower and mixed use lower block. Design basis
included bespoke unitized curtain wall system
by Schuco, and insulated glass units and high
performance coatings by Guardian Industries.
Design process included site visits in London,
Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Tbilisi. Project is ongoing.
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5. 100 Bed Replacement Hospital (245,000 SF)
Fort Mill, SC
seeking LEED Silver Certification
The project consists of a new 100-bed acute
care hospital, central energy plant and related
site development on approximately 40 acres in
Fort Mill, South Carolina. The planning elements
will include a 100-bed hospital with 150-bed
expansion.
As Project Designer, I led overall building design
and design development documents for facility,
and further led the sustainable facade design
and specifications. Project incorporated 100%
recycled content brick by GreenLeaf, thermally
broken curtainwall and storefront by Oldcastle,
and insulated glass units and high performance
coatings by Guardian Industries into a regional
design vernacular. Key role included detailing
of facade systems - masonry veneer, curtainwall,
aluminum composite panels and high performance
glazing. These components were incorporated
into the Building Information Model (BIM).
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6. Medical Office Building and Outpatient Services
(30,000 SF)
Charleston, SC
At the request of hospital administration and after
initial analysis, there was a commission for a
master plan and design of two medical office
buildings. Each medical office building will
primarily provide office space for multi-practice
physician offices, and must account for multiple
tenants. The buildings' design should be in
keeping with the existing hospital architecture
and current design trends.
As Project Designer, I led overall building design
and construction documents for fast track,
developer driven facility. During process I navigated
thru stringent commercial corridor review process.
Key role included detailing of the building envelope
- storefront, aluminum composite panel canopies
and hard coat stucco system.
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7. Diagnostic Center and Medical Office Building
(57,000 SF)
Belmont, NC
With extensive growth in the Belmont area, there
was a need for satellite care between Charlotte
and Gastonia. The new facility includes pre-
surgery services, physical therapy, women's
imaging, and general imaging. Additional space
had been programmed for future growth and
separate tenant space.
As Project Designer, I led overall building design
and construction documents for developer driven
facility. Key role included coordinating multiple,
concurrent projects and guiding the client user
groups thru space planning process. Design
required development of cost effective precast
concrete module for use on each office building.
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8. Endoscopy Clinic and Ambulatory
Surgery Center (68,000 SF)
Baton Rouge, LA
With a Physicians’ Group Practice growing at
a quick pace, there was need to expand the
practice beyond the constraints of the existing
20,000 square foot building. The new building
includes a Gastrointestinal Clinic, Outpatient
Endoscopy Center, Imaging Center, and The
O.N.E. Weigh System. Additional needs included
patient friendly way-finding, visibility within the
community, and the versatility to respond to
future business flow. While meeting each of these
concerns, the Endoscopy Center grew to the
largest facility of its kind in the Southeast.
As Co-Project Designer, I led overall building
design and construction documents for the
multi-use ASC; creating the largest endoscopy
center in the southeast. Key role included
detailing of the building envelope and specifications.
The envelope design included extensive use of
ornamental metal, masonry, glass fiber reinforced
concrete (GFRC) and high performance glazing
systems.
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9. Outpatient Urgent Care and Cancer Center
(70,000 SF)
Fayetteville, NC
Charged with creating a cutting edge outpatient
services center that would extend the health
system's reach to North Fayetteville. The
diversified services include a cancer center
with medical and radiation oncology, urgent
care, outpatient imaging and lab, physical and
occupational therapy, sleep lab, outpatient
pharmacy, and family practice.
As Project Designer, I led overall building design
and design development documents for developer
led, community treatment facility. Design included
creating distinct entrances for the main entrance,
cancer center, and urgent care. Key role included
design, detailing and specifications for complex
building envelope - masonry and calcium silicate
veneer, curtain wall, aluminum composite panel
canopies and high performance glazing systems.
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