Healthcare
Meridian Behavioral Health
Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) Addition + Renovation
This design added 2,000 square feet of space for four client waiting areas, each with their own evaluation and counseling space. 1,150 square feet of existing space was reconfigured to accommodate private offices, a holding area, and expand the control / reception work area. The main reception entry was modernized, and a separate entry for Law Enforcement was added. Natural light was brought into the interior wherever possible, and new finishes were specified with durability, aesthetics, and maintenance in mind.
Roswell Surgery Center New Building Shell
Brame Heck Architects served as a design consultant to L3 Healthcare Design and architect of record for a new one-story building shell and new orthopedic surgery center. The shell was designed and built first under one permit, followed by the interior build-out design and plumbing design under a second permit. This project included spaces for operating rooms, procedure rooms, offices, and clinical spaces.
Perry Animal Hospital Renovation
The Perry Animal Hospital project involved renovating an existing 2,600 square foot CMU building and adding approximately 1,200 square feet of new space. The renovation included updated fixtures, finishes, and a code compliance review. During construction, previously altered roof trusses were found to pose structural risks, prompting a redesign with updated wind load requirements in collaboration with engineer. Interior improvements included replacing kennel partitions and casework with more functional systems. The planned metal stud addition was changed to wood framing for cost efficiency.
Haven Hospice E.T. York
Care Center Addition + Renovation
The project was a multi-faceted addition and renovation to the existing E.T. York Care Center in Gainesville, FL. The project scope included new administrative offices, visitor gathering spaces, a new executive suite, landscaped outdoor seating, and 14 new patient rooms. Additionally, 23,476 square feet of existing care center was refreshed with new finishes and amenities to provide a uniform environment and minimize maintenance. This project required a significant budgetary plan and programming size.
University of Florida
Veterinary Medicine Teaching Lab Renovation
This project renovated an existing surgery lab to reorganize the space, add teaching stations (18 total), and create a new dog ward with 18 kennels, food prep, and sanitation. The induction and scrub areas were reconfigured to provide 10 scrub/gowning stations, allowing staff and students to prepare up to 8 animals simultaneously. Finishes were updated to meet campus standards, along with upgrades to medical gas, power, lighting, and HVAC systems. New surgical lighting and acoustical treatment were added to meet College of Medicine standards. Completed on an accelerated schedule, design began in December 2021 and
construction in May 2022, while existing surgery
lighting was retained to stay within budget.