Winners
Type of facility: Neonatal intensive-care unitClient: UC Davis Health SystemProject architect: Chong Partners Architecture, Sacramento, Calif.Construction manager: Jacobs Engineering Corp., Pasadena, Calif.Completed: August 2005Size: 25,000 square feetCost: $8.4 millionCost per square foot: $336
Type of facility: Children's outpatient center Client: Mission Hospitals, Asheville Project architect: Stanley Beaman & Sears, Atlanta Construction manager: Bovis Lend Lease, Charlotte, N.C. Completed: March 2006 Size: 66,000 square feet Cost: $13 million Cost per square foot: $197
Type of facility: Combined acute-care hospital with ambulatory care and integrated parking structureClient: Oregon Health & Science University, PortlandProject architects: Perkins & Will, Los Angeles; Petersen Kolberg & Associates, PortlandConstruction manager: N/ACompleted: July 2006Size: 335,000 square feetCost: $111.5 millionCost per square foot: $332
Type of facility: Critical-access hospital/clinicClient: Orange City Area Health SystemProject architects: HGA, Minneapolis; Cannon Moss Brygger and Associates, Sioux City, IowaConstruction manager: W.A. Klinger, Sioux City, IowaCompleted: May 2006Size: 128,000 square feetCost: $22.2 millionCost per square foot: $173
Type of facility: Ambulatory-care/infusion therapy centerClient: Samaritan Lebanon Community HospitalProject architect: Clark/Kjos Architects, Portland, Ore.Construction manager: N/A Completed: February 2006 Size: 2,500 square feetCost: $797,966Cost per square foot: $319I t is a very small project, but they paid great attention to the needs of the patients," says competition judge Marsha Berger.
Type of facility: Ambulatory-care center for specialty servicesClient: Banner Health, PhoenixProject architect: OWP/P, ChicagoConstruction manager: DPR Construction, PhoenixCompleted: September 2004Size: 220,000 square feet (new); 295,000 square feet (renovation)Cost: $39.9 million new; $11 million renovationCost per square foot: $181 new; $37 renovation
Type of facility: Consolidated inpatient-services tower Client: Hadassah Medical Center Project architects: HKS, Dallas; Spector Amisar, Jerusalem Construction manager: N/A Estimated completion: 2011 Size: 700,000 square feet Cost: $220 million (estimate) Cost per square foot: $315 (estimate)
Type of facility: Cancer center Client: UW Hospital & Clinics, Madison; Watertown (Wis.) Memorial Hospital; Project architect: OWP/P, Chicago Construction manager: CG Schmidt, Milwaukee Completed: October 2005 Size: 14,300 square feet Cost: $3.46 million Cost per square foot: $242
Type of facility: Consolidated inpatient-services tower Client: Hadassah Medical Center Project architects: HKS, Dallas; Spector Amisar, Jerusalem Construction manager: N/A Estimated completion: 2011 Size: 700,000 square feet Cost: $220 million (estimate) Cost per square foot: $315 (estimate)
Type of facility: Teaching hospitalClient: Brigham and Women's HospitalProject architect: Payette, BostonConstruction manager: William A. Berry & Son, Danvers, Mass. Completed: October 2005 Size: 17,000 square feetCost: $6.5 millionCost per square foot: $382
Type of facility: Cancer centerClient: University of California at San DiegoProject architect: Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership, Los AngelesConstruction manager: McCarthy Building Cos., Irvine, Calif.Completed: May 2005Size: 270,000 square feetCost: $72.4 millionCost per square foot: $268
Type of facility: Children's hospitalClient: Children's Hospital BostonProject architect: Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott, BostonConstruction managers: Meredith & Grew, Boston; Completed: July 2006Size: 240,000 square feetCost: $103 millionCost per square foot: $429
With healthcare construction still booming, a focus on the patient experience, sustainable design and the use of natural materials and lighting gave a competitive edge to the 12 winners of the 21st annual Design Awards. In addition to incorporating design trends, this year's winners -- an array of hospitals, children's facilities, cancer centers and other clinics -- also relied on simple design and efficient layouts to stand out among the nearly 200 entries in this year's competition, according to the judges.
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