Constructing for Care Beyond Hospital Walls: Opportunities Within the Growing Demand for Outpatient Services
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Healthcare Beyond Walls: Designing the Future of Care
Leon Medical Centers in Homestead, Fla., repurposed a former multiplex theater into a comprehensive outpatient hub featuring imaging, rapid care…
Bringing Modern Healthcare to a 19th Century City Building
Working with architectural firm HGA, the Massachusetts-based construction firm Columbia recently renovated a 19th century structure located at the intersection of Boston’s Back Bay, Bay Village and South End neighborhoods. This extensive adaptive reuse project resulted in a 28,000 square foot, Department of Public Health-licensed location for Atrius Health, a Massachusetts-based healthcare organization that provides comprehensive multi-specialty care for adult and pediatric patients.
Transforming Former Retail Spaces into Outpatient Facilities
In recent years, the landscape of healthcare infrastructure has undergone a significant transformation.
Adaptive Reuse Boosting New Rochester Medical Center
With an increase in vacant former retail space in the U.S., more health providers are looking at repurposing these spaces for outpatient procedures and other medical services.
Reimagined Retail Space Brings Benefits to Patients and Community
Adaptive reuse, the trend of turning vacant commercial and residential spaces into new property types, is hitting the healthcare industry and driven by a number of factors.