McCarthy Awarded $7.5 Million Alegent Health Renovation Contract
Addition of residential treatment center, spine center and new addition for rehabilitation, oncology, emergency department and imaging. Photo Credit: Blake Marvin-HKS, Inc.
December 14, 2011
Long, Slow Recovery Ahead for Construction Markets
RALEIGH, N.C. — A new overview of the 2012 domestic construction market shows a long and slow recovery for the construction markets, according to the recently released report by FMI, a Raleigh, N.C.-based consulting firm serving the engineering and construction industry.
The report states that demographics will demand improved infrastructure in health care and education, and sustainable or green construction will drive demand for LEED-certified buildings.
Central Consulting and Contracting Starts Work on Six-Story Parking Structure
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Steris, Toshiba Medical Systems Join Forces
MENTOR, Ohio – Steris Corp., a provider of surgical support and integration technologies, formed an alliance with Toshiba America Medical Systems Inc., a Tustin, Calif.-based medical imaging technology provider, to offer advanced vascular, cardiovascular, pediatric and neurosurgical hybrid surgical suites to healthcare systems seeking the latest patient-focused interventions.
Event: Best Practices in Healthcare Architecture and Facilities Management
Date: March 22-23, 2012
Naples, Fla.
www.mindstreamedu.com/hefm3
Interactive Panel Discussion: Trends in Technology; Lean Green & Clean; Healthcare Reform; Purchasing Best Practices & Habits…
Dental Office Keeps Teeth White and Office Green
GREENBRAE, Calif. — Gila Dorostkar’s dental office maintains more than just clean teeth — it keeps a green office as well.
EPA Names Houston Hospital as Top Hospital Finisher
HOUSTON — The Environmental Protection Agency named St. Mark’s Medical Center a Top Hospital Finisher beating out ten other hospitals in its annual Energy Star building competition, which concluded in early November.
Top 10 Stories of 2011
New design and operations techniques, as well as new projects, made the top headlines of 2011 for HC+O News.
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Tonia Burnette
Tonia Burnette joined Cannon Design as principal, and will serve as Healthcare Practice Leader for the firm’s Mid-Atlantic practice. With a career that spans more than 28 years in the programming, planning and designing of healthcare facilities, Burnette collaborates with clients, users and consultants to deliver total patient satisfaction and advance innovative healthcare delivery concepts.
Richard Freeark
C.W. Driver recently promoted Richard Freeark to vice president of operations for its San Diego region. Freeark, a 32-year construction industry veteran, will be responsible for the operational oversight and client satisfaction for the firm’s projects, including healthcare and education facilities in San Diego and Los Angeles.
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