Following years of planning, The University of Kansas Health System has begun accepting patients at its new proton therapy treatment center, designed by architecture planning and design firm Hoefer Welker in partnership with Stantec.
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Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital (SSRRH) recently celebrated the completion of a new 58,000-square-foot hospital expansion tower, designed by the Sacramento office of global architecture and engineering firm Stantec.
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Stantec, a global leader in sustainable design and engineering, has been selected to provide planning, design, and conformance services for Trillium Health Partners’ (THP) Mississauga Hospital project.
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Global integrated design firm Stantec was selected as the prime consultant to provide architectural, interior design, and building and civil engineering services for the new Queensway Health Centre in Toronto, Ontario.
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Leading global integrated design firm Stantec, recognized for its Particle Therapy Center of Excellence, has completed the design of the San Antonio Proton Therapy Center.
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One of the country’s largest healthcare equipment sterilization facilities recently opened in Philadelphia, the result of a design process where meticulous space planning and MEP design were essential.
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Leading global design firm Stantec is the building services engineer for the Plenary Health consortium, which recently achieved financial close on the largest single health infrastructure investment in the State of Victoria—the AUD$1.5 billion Footscray Hospital.
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PCL Construction recently announced it has been awarded the $1.7 billion design-build contract for the new St. Paul’s Hospital Project.
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Working out of its office in Hawaii’s capital city, the engineering, design and architecture firm Stantec recently unveiled a brand-new, 8,232-square-foot critical care healthcare facility located inside the busy Kūʻono Marketplace at Kahala, one of the island of Oahu’s major shopping destinations for locals and visitors alike.
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Designing a neonatal intensive care unit requires addressing the medical, developmental, emotional, and social needs of not only the infants but the families and staff as well.
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