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| 76th Professional Commons |
Location:
Edmonds, WA
Description: A 48,000 sq ft Outpatient Medical Building, completed in 2006. This MOB contains Family Medicine, a general surgery clinic and ambulatory surgery center, eye clinic and surgery, dentistry and an architects and contractors offices. |
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| Auburn Regional Medical Plaza |
Location:
Auburn, WA
Description: A 43,300 sf Ambulatory Care Building completed in 2010. This building along with a free-standing parking structure is located adjacent to the local hospital and contains outpatient clinics as well as the Auburn Regional Comprehensive Cancer Center. The Cancer Center providers complete outpatient oncology services including therapeutic radiation, infusion and ingoing patient support. |
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| Cascade Valley Hospital |
Location:
Arlington, WA
Description: This 112,000 sf project was completed in multiple phases that includes both new expansion space as well as renovation of existing areas. The new expansion was completed in 2009. The hospital plays an important role in the community, therefore the entry lobby and the cafeteria is located close to the street to make a highly visible public gathering space. The project includes a new Emergency Department, Imaging, Cancer Care as well as support and meeting spaces. |
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| Covington Medical Office Building |
Location:
Covington, WA
Description: A three story building with covered parking on the majority of the 1st floor and two stories of outpatient clinics on the upper floors totaling 18,676 sq ft of occupied space. The building contains physician office as well as specialty imagining such as MRI, CT and Fluoroscopy. |
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| Issaquah Ambulatory Surgery Center |
Location:
Issaquah, WA
Description: 5,700 sq ft Surgery Center specializing in General Surgery. The facility contains two Operating Rooms and a special procedures room. Also included is a small outpatient clinic with five Exam Rooms. |
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| Overlake Downtown Bellevue Clinic |
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Description: The Overlake Downtown Bellevue Clinic is a 6,000 sf clinic that focuses on primary care practice. Its location is in the heart of downtown Bellevue and offers urban workers same day appointments, lab services, routine check ups and minor procedures. There is also a conference / classroom that can be used for staff education and learning seminars. Lean principles were brought in during the design process to help seek out efficiencies in staff processes to create better a flow throughout the space. |
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| Pacific Surgical Center |
Location:
Longview, WA
Description: A 39,986 sq ft two story building containing Ambulatory Surgery, MRI, Physical Therapy as well as clinical space for Orthopedics and Urology. The building is organized around a two story Atrium with central waiting. |
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| Rainier Orthopedic Institute |
Location:
Puyallup, WA
Description: A 33,838 sq ft two story Center of Excellence for Comprehensive Orthopedic care. The building contains Clinical space, Physical Therapy, MRI and a three OR Ambulatory Surgery Center. |
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| Summit Cardiology at Northwest |
Location:
Seattle, WA
Description: 12,000 square foot cardiology center located on the second floor of the McMurray Building. The cardiology center includes exam rooms, diagnostic functions such as echo, holter, nuclear camera, etc. Also included full interior service: space planning, lighting, design details, forms and finishes, and furniture procurement.
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| The United General Pavilion |
Location:
Sedro Woolley, WA
Description: A 34,000 sq ft two story Medical Outpatient Building located on the Campus of United General Hospital. The building contains primary care clinics as well as Pharmacy. |
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| Tri-Cities Cancer Center |
Location:
Tri-Cities, WA
Description: Tri Cities is a community-based Cancer Center owned by the region’s three local hospitals. This project is the new medical oncology wing that provides outpatient diagnostics and treatment. Shown here is the infusion area. Patients receiving chemotherapy will spend anywhere from 20 minutes to six hours here. The design concept is to provide a restful and contemplative setting. Large north-facing windows gather light and keep out the sun. A garden wall surrounding the infusion area provides privacy and shelters a seasonal garden. As a non-profit organization, Tri Cities Cancer Center relies on donors to support an endowment to offset the cost of cancer care. Art installations at the Center offer potential donor-naming opportunities. One of the largest art installation on the west coast is the series of steel arches found at the main entry to the new wing. |
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