Healthcare Architect Schmidt Merges with Arrasmith
Architecture and engineering firm Schmidt Associates has merged the work and staff of healthcare firm Arrasmith of Louisville, Ky., into its operations in Indiana’s capital city.
Architecture and engineering firm Schmidt Associates has merged the work and staff of healthcare firm Arrasmith of Louisville, Ky., into its operations in Indiana’s capital city.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey cut the ribbon recently to officially open the new Swaid Vestavia Medical Center & Surgical Institute of Alabama, located at 1021 Old Montgomery Highway in the Vestavia Hills area of the Yellowhammer State’s largest city.
Taylor Design, based in California, has built a nationwide reputation in the healthcare sector.
Architecture and engineering firm HED, which has offices in Los Angeles, has merged with healthcare design firm Puchlik Design Associates (PDA), which is located in the city of Pasadena, just north of central Los Angeles.
Healthcare real estate development firm Flagship Healthcare Properties has acquired a Class A medical office building and ambulatory surgery center (ASC) at 214 18th Street SE in Hickory, the firm announced recently.
Real estate development firm Meridian, based in San Ramon, Calif, has completed the sale of a medical complex the company formerly owned at 1328 Coffee Road, located in the northeastern side of this Central Valley city.
Noblesville-based Aspire Indiana Health recently reopened its Bolin clinic in Anderson following a $1.35 million renovation that began earlier in 2019, reported Inside Indiana Business.
The site of the former Copley Hospital, located 40 miles west of Chicago, will be undergoing a $110 million retrofit, with the ultimate goal of making the redesigned campus viable for medical offices as well as senior citizen housing and residencies for adults with disabilities.
Proposal activity for Healthcare Facilities remained solid in the third quarter of 2019, suggesting a continuing pipeline of design and construction project opportunities heading into 2020.
Remediation of asbestos and lead will be part of a redesign project for the Tehachapi Valley Healthcare District’s old hospital building.