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For our customers, project success is a balance of fiduciary responsibility, speed to market, sustainable solutions, workflow efficiency, flexible spaces and the latest research and technology in care. Our unique strength lies in a purposeful and collaborative approach to achieve faster project completion and improved quality at the best costs. Whether we’re constructing one of the world’s most sustainable university hospitals in Sweden, renovating a regional clinic in Virginia or incorporating biophilic design elements into a behavioral health facility in California, we align our priorities with what matter most to our customers: shaping the future of patient care.
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194
Outpatient Facilities and 381 Projects with Outpatient Components
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Cancer Centers and 150 with Cancer Components
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Teaching Hospital Projects
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Emergency Departments and Six Freestanding EDs
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Senior Living Facilities
133
Specialty Hospitals/ Centers of Excellence
New York, NY | 6,000-SF
Confidential Client, MRI and MR-LINAC Fitout
Portland, OR | 533,000-SF
Oregon Health & Science University, OHEP Inpatient Addition
Orlando, FL | 375,000-SF
Orlando Health, Jewett Orthopedic Institute
Cincinnati, OH | 74,000-SF
The University of Cincinnati and UC Health, The Blood Cancer Healing Center
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Boston, MA | 69,000-SF
Mass General Brigham, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Emergency Department Renovation
Charlottesville, VA | 444,000-SF
UVA Health, University Hospital Expansion
Mullica Hill, NJ | 466,000-SF
Inspira Health, Mullica Hill Campus Replacement Hospital
Chapel Hill, NC | 390,000-SF
UNC Health, North Carolina Surgical Hospital
Sutter Health, Palo Alto Medical Foundation, 2506 Samaritan Court MOB/ASC
Westover Hills, TX | 169,600-SF
CHRISTUS Health, Santa Rosa Hospital Westover Hills Patient Tower Expansion
Arlington, VA | 269,000-SF
VHC Health, The Outpatient Pavilion and Garage
Ft. Myers, FL | 416,000-SF
Lee Health Gulf Coast Medical Center Expansion and Renovation
San Jose, CA | 65,000-SF
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An academic medical center in the heart of New York City transforms the patient experience through cutting-edge medical technology. Skanska used innovative solutions to provide easy access for placing one of only a few MR-LINAC scanners in the U.S. in its suite without disrupting patient schedules in this active hospital. Through this significant technological leap in cancer treatment, physicians deliver radiation therapy with unprecedented precision.
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Using a collaborative project delivery model, Skanska partnered with Oregon Health and Sciences University, the state’s only public academic health center, on its 14-story hospital expansion. Built to accommodate the growing demand in inpatient volume, the addition improves healthcare access for those community members who are most vulnerable. The flagship campus efficiently serves as a national research hub developing lifesaving therapies and a deeper understanding of oncology care.
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Reimagining orthopedic care, Skanska constructed Florida’s first dedicated specialty orthopedic hospital. Under one roof, the facility combines an ambulatory surgery center with an orthopedic specialty inpatient hospital and creates unparalleled comfort and ease of use for patients and physicians alike by offering all services in a single location. Receiving the 2022 American Architecture Award, this unique, all-in-one center symbolizes the future of orthopedic design.
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Collaboration between university research and patient care is taking on a new meaning. Heightened financial challenges in today’s market have some academic medical centers looking to their university partners for creative financial strategies and partnerships that support growth needs for both the university and health system. Skanska is upgrading the former Shriners Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio to meet the needs of both UC Health and the University of Cincinnati. A portion of the hospital will become research space for the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. UC Health will be leasing and occupying portions of the building for inpatient and outpatient services, clinical trials, pharmacy and administrative operations.
Cincinnati, OH | 74,000-SF renovation/
197,000-SF parking garage
As one of the only Boston construction projects deemed essential to continue work at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, Skanska’s renovation of the Level 1 Trauma Center took on a new sense of urgency in fulfilling the crucial need for increased capacity to life-saving care. Doubling in square footage and designed to support a reduction in patient wait times, the new space features state-of-the-art trauma rooms, a dedicated area for behavioral health patients, additional emergency imaging capabilities and a continued commitment to high-quality and personalized care.
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Skanska’s community and workforce engagement strategies led to this project achieving one of the largest small, women-owned and minority-owned business spends in the state’s history. As the largest expansion in the history of UVA Health, the new flagship hospital nearly doubles the number of treatment rooms to accommodate its more than 60,000 annual visitors. Achieving net-zero potable water building offset, the project reduces environmental impact while harnessing the calming effects of nature with each patient room and staff breakroom opening to a gracious view of Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley.
As the leading network of healthcare providers in the region, the location of the Mullica Hill Campus Replacement Hospital promotes greater access to high quality care, improving the health of the community it serves. Operating under a full IPD contract, Skanska delivered this replacement hospital ahead of schedule. Equipped with innovative Smart Room technology to enhance communication between members of the care team and patients, the state-of-the-art medical center transforms the health care experience.
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Skanska used innovative data and analytics to safeguard the project schedule on this state-of-the-art surgical tower. As the largest building on the Chapel Hill campus, the Surgical Tower promotes UNC Health’s mission to provide high quality care to the people of North Carolina. With a larger space to accommodate newer and more advanced technology, the tower houses modernized surgical spaces, enhanced pre- and post-operation rooms and comfortable spaces for loved ones to wait during procedures.
UNC Health, Surgical Tower
Skanska implemented Dusty Robotics, a robot-powered 2D field printer, to enhance collaboration among trade partners by printing layouts for all trades in a single pass. Our team also implemented Lean strategies to cut construction rework in half, saving $3 million in the project budget and three months on the schedule. This early turnover allowed Sutter Health’s Samaritan Court’s eight clinical specialties—orthopedics, neurology, women’s services, and an outpatient clinic and surgery center—to provide earlier and greater access to affordable care options for the South Bay community.
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The new patient tower and renovation project is helping meet the needs of a fast-growing West San Antonio community by expanding access to obstetric, neonatal and adult intensive care services. Skanska is delivering the project in three phases: phase one is new parking, phase two is the new five-story tower, and phase three is the first-floor OBED renovation work. Public access will be provided from the main hospital floors to each of the five new patient floors.
While constructing VHC Health’s new outpatient expansion in the heart of a residential neighborhood that is a long-established area of Arlington, V.A., Skanska worked closely with the local community to minimize disruptions. We created a neighborhood communications plan, that included quarterly meetings, a dedicated hotline and daily perimeter site walks to ensure no debris was in the yards of homeowners.
As the largest hospital in the Lee Health system, Gulf Coast Medical Center houses a Level II Trauma Center, the Neuroscience Institute, orthopedic, oncology and cardiology services. Our team appointed an onsite, dedicated liaison to facilitate communication between the project team, hospital staff, community and other key stakeholders. This effort allowed the hospital to remain fully operational while ensuring a positive experience for the staff throughout the extensive expansion, which added three stories and 268 patient beds.
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We help our customers plan expenditures carefully to optimize project outcomes, whether that’s planning a built-to-suit MOB, consolidating fragmented service lines under one roof or bringing together specialized services in an ASC setting. Collaborating with developers, health systems and physician-led groups, we deliver cost-effective solutions that meet programmatic goals.
194 Outpatient facilities 381 Projects with outpatient components
Queens, NY | 144,000-SF
Mount Sinai Health System, Queens Ambulatory Care Pavilion
San Antonio, TX | 700,000-SF
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center Phases 2 & 3
Brooklyn, NY | 164,000-SF
New York Hotel Trades Council, Brooklyn Health Center
San Carlos, CA | 198,000-SF
Sutter Health, Palo Alto Medical Foundation, San Carlos Center
Atlanta, GA | 600,000-SF
Confidential Client
Valhalla, NY | 280,000-SF
WMCHealth, Westchester Medical Center Health, Ambulatory Care Pavilion
Cincinnati, OH | 93,000-SF
TriHealth, Good Samaritan Western Ridge Medical Center Expansion
Dayton, OH | 84,432-SF
Five Rivers Health Centers, Edgemont Campus
Madras, OR | 21,200-SF
Jefferson County + Mosaic Medical, Health and Wellness Building
Portland, OR | 10,650-SF
Kaiser Permanente, SYB Ambulatory Surgical Center OR Expansion
Foxborough, MA | 30,000-SF
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Patriot Place
Brooklyn, NY | 166,000-SF
Confidential Client Ambulatory Care Center
Livingston, NJ | 137,000-SF
RWJBarnabas Health, Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center, Melchiorre Cancer Center
Based on firsthand experience with linear accelerators, cyclotrons, CyberKnife® systems, MRI-LINACs and other specialty equipment, our team understands the complex MEP systems, HVAC requirements and radiation shielding required. We coordinate every detail with designers, hospital physicists, trade partners and equipment vendors, allowing our customers to focus on what matters most—their patients.
44 Cancer Centers 150 Projects with a cancer center component
Tampa, FL | 207,000-SF
Moffit Cancer Center, Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation, Outpatient Center at McKinley Campus
Mullica Hill, NJ | 117,623-SF
Inspira Health, Leading-Edge Cancer Center
Middletown, NY | 179,000-SF
Garnet Health Medical Center, Physician Office Building, Cancer Center and Associated Projects
San Antonio, TX | 11,200-SF
CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System, South Texas Medical Center, Oncology Inpatient Unit Renovation
Gainesville, FL | 480,000-SF
UF Health, Shands Cancer Hospital & Medical Center
Chapel Hill, NC | 429,000-SF
UNC Health, North Carolina Cancer Hospital & Physician’s Office Building
Greendale, IN | 66,500-SF
St. Elizabeth Healthcare, Dearborn Cancer Center
Tampa, FL | 90,000-SF
Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute, South Expansion
Seattle, WA | 273,000-SF
University of Washington Medical Center, Montlake Tower Expansion
The intersection of scientific investigation, education and clinical practice is essential to delivering translational medicine and the most advanced care for patients. We create collaborative environments for all stakeholders to define project goals, so we can deliver state-of-the-art facilities that support the research shaping future care.
213 Teaching hospital projects
Richmond, VA | 640,000-SF
VCU Health, Children’s Hospital of Richmond at Virginia Commonwealth University
Cincinnati, OH | 74,000-SF renovation and 197,000-SF parking garage
New Orleans, LA | 1,600,000-SF
University Medical Center
Durham, NC | 500,000-SF
Duke Health, Central Tower
Manhasset, NY | 289,000-SF
Northwell Health, North Shore University Hospital, Petrocelli Surgical Pavilion
Gainesville, FL | 540,000-SF
UF Health, Shands Heart & Vascular Hospital Expansion
Washington, D.C. | 16,750-SF
UHS, George Washington University Hospital, ICU Renovation
Speed-to-market is crucial for bed towers as demand for community care grows. To keep existing facilities operational during construction, we use smart monitoring systems for noise, dust particle counts and vibrations while implementing robust ICRA measures, minimizing disruption to hospital operations and patient care.
107 Patient Towers
Bronx, NY | 80,000-SF
NYC Health & Hospitals, North Central Bronx Hospital ICU Conversion
Lakeland, FL | 575,000-SF
Orlando Health, Lakeland Highlands Hospital
Olympia, WA | 138,000-SF
Providence St. Peter Hospital, Campus Modernization Projects
San Antonio, TX | 165,000-SF
Methodist Hospital Expansion and Renovations, Central Bed Tower and Lobby Expansion
Stamford, CT | 648,000-SF
Stamford Hospital, Tower Expansion and CUP
King of Prussia, PA | 306,000-SF
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Middleman Family Pavilion
Communication is vital to running an efficient emergency department, but it’s especially essential during construction. Long before the start of a project, our teams engage with healthcare staff to understand patient flow, peak times and shift changes, as well as ambulance and life flight routes.
166 Emergency Departments 6 Freestanding EDs
Mass General Brigham, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Emergency Department Renovation Level I Trauma
New York, NY | 31,000-SF
Confidential Client, Emergency Department Expansion
UVA Health, University Hospital Expansion Level I Trauma Center
Brunswick, OH | 75,000-SF
Cleveland Clinic, Brunswick Freestanding Emergency Department
Confidential Client, Ambulatory Care Center
San Jose, CA | 14,000-SF
HCA, Regional Medical Center of San Jose, Emergency Department Renovation
Seattle, WA | 13,900-SF
University of Washington Medical Center, Emergency Department Expansion
Photo Credit: Kevin Reeves
Cincinnati, OH | 3,500-SF
Bon Secours Mercy Health, Anderson Hospital Emergency Department Renovation
Wilmington, DE | 492,250-SF
ChristianaCare, Wilmington Hospital Campus Expansion
Franklin, TN | 154,000-SF
Williamson Health, Additions and Renovations
Miami, FL | 130,000-SF
Jackson Health System, Main Addition and Renovation Level I Trauma Center
Specialty Hospital/Center of Excellence
Specialty hospitals and centers of excellence provide access to niche expertise and custom resources. During the planning stages, we collaborate with world-class physicians to ensure their needs are met while we deliver a space where they can provide the highest quality of patient care.
133 Specialty Hospital/ Center of Excellence projects
Orlando, FL | 371,000-SF
Nashville, TN | 54,000-SF
Abe’s Garden, Alzheimer’s and Memory Care Center of Excellence
Portland, OR | 60,000-SF
Oregon Health & Science University, Casey Eye Institute, Elks Children’s Eye Clinic
Raleigh, NC | 307,000-SF
UNC Rex Healthcare, Heart and Vascular Hospital
Photo Credit: Chad Baumer
Redwood City, CA | 77,610-SF
County of San Mateo, Cordilleras Health System Behavioral Health Facility
Children’s hospitals are places of hope and healing, where young patients can dream, play and forget, if only momentarily, the obstacles they are facing. Women’s health services are equally as critical as they focus on the full spectrum of care, including birthing, post-partum, gynecological, breast, heart, and menopausal treatment. We take extra precautions to create calm and pristine environments where families can enjoy time together.
203 Projects with women's/children's specialty components
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Brookline, MA | 141,700-SF
Boston Children’s Hospital, Two Brookline Place
Memphis, TN | 616,087-SF
Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital
Ft. Myers, FL | 293,000-SF
Lee Health, Golisano Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida
Newark, DE | 388,000-SF
ChristianaCare, Center for Women’s and Children’s Health
St. Petersburg, FL | 230,000-SF
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, Research and Education Building
Ft. Lauderdale, FL | 102,000-SF
Broward Health, Salah Foundation Children’s Hospital at Broward Medical Center, Phase 2 Renovations
Seattle, WA | 18,000-SF
CommonSpirit Health, Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, Jones Pavilion Floor 16 Perinatal
Orlando, FL | 633,000-SF
The Nemours Foundation, Nemours Children’s Hospital
Behavioral Health Facilities
Building a behavioral health facility takes careful planning to balance heightened safety and security measures with patient comfort. We build with the rigor and attention to detail necessary to preserve patients’ dignity and sense of choice while incorporating the latest research in care.
45 projects with a behavioral health component
Orange, CT | 56,015-SF
West Haven Veterans Administration Community Center
Washington, D.C. | 15,800-SF
Universal Health Services, Psychiatric Institute of Washington, Patient Upgrades
Terrell, TX | 50,000-SF
Texas Health and Human Services, Terrell State Hospital Renovation
We built 36 new behavioral health rooms in an existing building. Our team custom-built an adjustable window covering system which gave patients a sense of privacy while ensuring their safety.
Eugene, OR | 25,000-SF
PeaceHealth, Sacred Heart Medical Center at University District Behavioral Health Relocation
On this project, our team fully renovated the comprehensive psychiatric emergency program which included six patient rooms, nurse station and support spaces.
New York, NY | 4,000-SF
New York Presbyterian Hospital, Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program
Scope included 12 secure behavioral health rooms which provide natural light and are separated from the busy atmosphere of the existing emergency department.
We expanded the existing emergency department’s behavioral health unit from two rooms to an eight-room, dedicated suite.
Mass General Brigham & Women’s, Emergency Department Renovation
This project included a 40,000-SF behavioral health unit for outpatient services.
On this project, our team constructed 64 behavioral health beds across two floors and a dedicated healing garden.
This project included an expanded behavioral health department with 50 beds—12 dedicated to geriatric psychiatric patients.
Marquette, MI | 535,000-SF
UP Health System, Marquette Replacement Hospital
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This project is a state-of-the-art mental health outpatient facility designed to treat Veterans suffering from PTSD and other mental health conditions.
This project consists of four single-story mental health recovery centers and a three-story co-housing building.
Working under an IPD model, we renovated 46 patient rooms, bathrooms, nurse stations and upgraded MEP systems in an occupied psychiatric facility.
The scope of this public psychiatric hospital project included the demolition of buildings 517, 522, 520 and 519 on an active behavioral healthcare campus to prepare the site for a new hospital.
Constructed 11 "Safer Rooms" that included finishes for the safety of the patient including ligature resistant fixtures and hardware, tamper resistant screws, breakaway cords, non-pickable caulk and integral blinds.
Critical access and community hospitals provide essential healthcare services to rural areas or local populations with limited care options. Our experience allows us to analyze cost-effective options and deliver spaces that ensure our customers meet the needs of their communities today, while simultaneously assuring the flexibility to meet the needs of tomorrow.
61 Critical Access and Community Hospitals
Lincoln City, OR | 52,000-SF
Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital, Replacement Hospital
Port Jervis, NY | 32,500-SF
WMC Health, Bon Secours Community Hospital, Emergency Radiology and Bariatric Renovations
L’Anse, MI | 55,000-SF
Baraga County Memorial Hospital, Critical Access Hospital
Photo Credit: ZGF
Johnson City, TN | 250,000-SF
Ballad Health, Franklin Woods Community Hospital
Salem, OH | 136,000-SF
Salem Community Hospital, Patient Tower Expansion
Marion, VA | 156,754-SF
Ballad Health, Smyth County Community Hospital and MOB
Astoria, OR | 180,000-SF
Columbia Memorial Hospital Expansion – Preconstruction Services
Paducah, KY | 75,000-SF
Bon Secours Mercy Health, Lourdes Hospital, Hospital Modernization and Utility Plant
Prineville, OR | 9,300-SF
St. Charles Health System, Prineville Critical Access Hospital Clinic and Rehab Addition
Tillamook, OR | 13,200-SF
Adventist Health Tillamook, Surgery Suite Addition and Hospital Renovation – Preconstruction Services
Burien, WA | 9,000-SF
CommonSpirit Health, Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, St. Anne Hospital Family Birth Center
Bringing more medical school programs online is critical to addressing the healthcare worker shortage. We bring the best practices necessary to building simulation labs that are integrated with advanced technology and mirror real healthcare environments, providing quality, hands-on learning for the next generation of caregivers.
34 Medical Education Facilities
Photo Credit: Gensler
Tyler, TX | 250,000-SF
The University of Texas at Tyler, Medical Education Building
Tampa, FL | 395,000-SF
USF Health, Morsani College of Medicine and Heart Institute
Cincinnati, OH | 8,500-SF
Cincinnati State Technical & Community College, Allied Health Simulation Lab
Seattle, WA | 90,635-SF
University of Washington, Magnuson Health Sciences T-Wing Renovation
Roanoke, VA | 145,000-SF
Virginia Tech Carilion Clinic, Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC
New Haven, CT | 94,750-SF
Southern Connecticut State University, School of Health and Human Services
Evansville, IN | 140,570-SF
Stone Family Center for Health Sciences and Research
Photo Credit: Miller Hull Partnership
Skanska is delivering a new medical education building and parking garage, which will include interdisciplinary education for graduate medical students, resident training, and nursing, to aid in a medical education program expansion throughout the UT Health East Texas Health System.
Under a design-build delivery, Skanska built the new college of medicine and cardiovascular research institute which served as the anchor project in a newly formed downtown Tampa district. The institute includes clinical spaces, research laboratories, two large 200-person auditoriums, an experiential learning lab and state-of-the-art technologies to allow for teaching flexibility.
Skanska served as owner’s representative/project manager on several projects that included the replacement of 7 air handler units in the Main Building on CSTCC’s main campus, replacement of the fire loop on the main campus, fire sprinkler upgrades, main gym roof replacement, renovation of the Allied Health Simulation Lab, and manufacturing lab upgrades at their Evendale campus Work Development Center.
The phased renovation project addresses program needs of six different schools of health science, each with their own curriculum and accreditation requirements. The project is meeting the goals of multiple user-groups by providing renovated classrooms and lecture halls, laboratories, common lobbies, restrooms and circulation spaces, and a new, state of the art simulation suite shared by all of the health sciences schools.
The state-of-the-art space unites the four institutes of treatment, education, research and advocacy in one building. Labs for bench and translational research, facilities for a pediatric biorepository, a 400-person auditorium, imaging and exam areas, 50,000-SF office space and a biomarker discovery center are also housed in the facility.
A new 145,000-SF building combines research and education space along with the Comparative Oncology Research Center. There are five thematic areas: biomaterials - body device interfaces, brain health and disease, cardiovascular sciences, infectious disease and immunity and metabolism and obesity.
This new facility enhances the ongoing expansion of the university’s health and human services, and consolidates the health and movement sciences programs, communication disorders, nursing, public health, and recreation, tourism, and sport management academic departments in one location. The new building is designed to promote interdisciplinary learning through faculty and student engagement and collaboration across the university.
This four-story academic center houses the medical education curriculum for Indiana University, the University of Evansville and the University of Southern Indiana. It includes a simulation center, dental clinic, amphitheater, clinical research area, teaching classrooms, offices and surface parking.
Charlottesville, VA | 350,000-SF
University of Virginia, Paul and Diane Manning Institute of Biotechnology
Farmington, CT | 92,000-SF
University of Connecticut Health Center, Academic Building Addition and Renovation
Durham, NC | 80,000-SF
Durham Technical Community College, Health Sciences Building
Boston, MA
Harvard University, School of Public Health, Infrastructure, Preconstruction Services
This project is a necessary modernization and sustainability improvement program for critical research and administrative offices. The building will remain fully occupied throughout the system upgrade. On this project our team: Provided preconstruction services for a multi-phased major HVAC system upgrade in Building One (SPH1) on Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health campus. Delivered cost optioneering and work phasing studies to support a long-range plan to renovate and replace the laboratory exhaust and office ventilation systems.
A 350,000-SF state-of-the-art and first-of-its-kind translational research program in Virginia that inspires, supports, accelerates, and promotes cutting-edge discoveries and translates them from the research laboratory to clinical care. The building includes a modular multi-use research laboratory for 100-150 primary investigators for a variety of disciplines. The University of Virginia's Manning Institute of Biotechnology will play a broad role in the Commonwealth of Virginia through clinical trials with researchers in the UVA School of Medicine and UVA Health, and a manufacturing center. The Institute will foster an environment that inspires, supports excellence, and promotes discoveries and innovative healthcare solutions that move from the bench to the bedside as quickly as possible.
A new 80,000-SF health sciences building will be three-stories and situated on Durham Tech’s main campus. The building will house classrooms, science labs, simulation labs, and study spaces for the health sciences and allied health programs.
A 92,000-SF project to create a state-of-the-art academic facility to support the University of Connecticut Health Center’s goals and anticipated growth. The project included 65,000-SF of renovations and 27,000-SF in new academic space, which supports the School of Medicine and the School of Dental Medicine. The new facility features all new MEP systems, lecture halls, simulation rooms, informal study spaces, an anatomy lab, wellness center, tutoring center, testing areas, a 245-seat learning center and multidisciplinary learning spaces. The building is LEED® Gold certified.
Our teams are passionate about building unique spaces that offer seniors the help they need without sacrificing their independence. We understand the unique mobility and security requirements and consider every detail from floor tiles to finishing screws to ensure residents are safe and comfortable.
34 Senior Living Facilities
Photo Credit: Noelker and Hull
Allentown, PA | 150,518-SF
County of Lehigh, Cedarbrook Senior Care & Rehab Additions and Renovations, Phase 1 and 2
St. Augustine, FL | 95,000-SF
Florida Department of Management Services, Clyde E. Lassen State Veterans’ Nursing Home
Cambridge, MA | 141,847-SF
Lyndon B. Johnson Senior Housing Apartment Revitalization
Photo Credit: Aerial Innovations
Atlantic Beach, FL | 28,000-SF
Fleet Landing Retirement Community Expansion
Aloha, OR | 16,000-SF
The Edwards Center, Remodel and Addition
Jacksonville Beach, FL | 31,500-SF
Elderly Housing Management Corporation, Pablo Towers Renovation and Expansion
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL | 55,000-SF
Life Care Pastoral Services, Vicar’s Landing Campus Renovations and Expansion
