Description
The Center for Advanced Care is an addition to and renovation of the West Pavilion, an older, under-utilized building in a prime location on campus. The existing building suffered from limited floor-to-floor heights, scarce natural light, and poor air circulation. The design team responded by creating an open, light-filled environment for outpatient medical and radiation oncology, imaging, and breast health services.
The major service lines are expressed as separate entities, each with its own material identity and entry to protect patient privacy. The main circulation spine, with a light-filled, three-story atrium, creates a sense of community. This revitalization project is a change catalyst, redefining the hospital’s image and setting the tone for future development. The center is about optimism, transparency and commitment to a stewardship relationship with patients and staff. Its geometry and materials represent the interaction of light, color and nature which penetrate deep into the clinical spaces.
Distinctions
- AIA Academy of Architecture for Health
- Design Award
- American Institute of Architects
- National Healthcare Award
- Modern Healthcare/AIA Design Award
- Honorable Mention
- American Society for Healthcare Engineering
- Vista Award
- Contract Magazine - Healthcare Environment Awards
- Honorable Mention
- Healthcare Design Magazine Architectural Showcase
- Award of Merit
- Healthcare Facilities Symposium
- Distinction Awards - User-Centered Symposium Distinction Award





