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Currently in the construction phase, this new orthopaedic specialty hospital is located on a satellite outpatient campus of a large healthcare system. The project is envisioned as a freestanding, two-story specialty hospital. Support spaces will include those required for state licensing and program operation. Emergency service is not intended for this facility; it will be provided by one of the larger, nearby acute care hospitals in the system.
Plans to replace this aging hospital have begun with SSOE’s design of a new healthcare campus on a nearby 38 acre greenfield site.
The campus master plan will accommodate the new hospital and a full range of primary and critical care support services, including Life Flight.
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A small, rural community with a strong sense of history, community pride, and support retained SSOE to program and design an onsite replacement for its only hospital in the city. The new Bryan Hospital replaces the existing facility, which is composed of several buildings of varying ages and conditions, none of which meet contemporary standards. SSOE’s design supports 60 beds with capacity for expansion to 100. The hospital has been developed according to LEED® principles.
SSOE provided compete planning and design services to develop a new full service cancer center in Tallahassee. Developed by real estate investor Health Care REIT, the freestanding facility spans two floors and is situated on a 4.9 acre site.
As part of an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, SSOE is providing multi-discipline design services to four Veteran Affairs (VA) medical centers. These facilities serve the healthcare needs of more than 700,000 area veterans. Ranked among the top healthcare architects in the nation by Modern Healthcare, SSOE was chosen for its extensive experience and unique understanding of healthcare as well as government facilities.
