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St. Jude Northwest Tower & Central Utility Plant
St. Jude Northwest Tower & Central Utility Plant
Fullerton, CA, United States
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St. Jude Northwest Tower & Central Utility Plant
Fullerton, CA, United States
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
BUDGET
$100M +
St. Jude originally hoped to replace its tower with a completely new and larger one. After pursuing this option for eight months in design, the medical center eventually realized it was not economically viable. St. Jude, McCarthy, and Taylor Design worked closely to shift the design to an addition, seamlessly continuing the project studies and site planning. To meet the challenges of this complex project on an operational medical campus, we incorporated a combination of Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) and design/build methods.
The tower’s design allows flexibility for future growth and offers the latest technology for patient care. We gave special attention to design elements that are proven to reduce stress and length of stay, and to enhance communication between caregivers and patients. Locating patient rooms on the outer perimeter allows maximum patient connection to natural light and nature, and nursing alcoves allow caregivers more personal and casual time with patients, providing a more comprehensive level of care.
Program: The tower holds 120-beds, private and semi-private, across four nursing units; 14 operating rooms, including robotic surgical suites; a pre-op/post-op anesthesia care unit; dining; pharmacy, including robotics; sterile processing; physician and staff lounges; and patient and staff healing gardens. There is also a 14,000-sf central utility plant.
Winner of the 2015 National Award of Excellence, Design Build Institute of America (DBIA), Healthcare Facilities category
Winner of the 2015 Partnering Excellence Award, Associated General Contractors of America, Alliant Build America Awards
The tower’s design allows flexibility for future growth and offers the latest technology for patient care. We gave special attention to design elements that are proven to reduce stress and length of stay, and to enhance communication between caregivers and patients. Locating patient rooms on the outer perimeter allows maximum patient connection to natural light and nature, and nursing alcoves allow caregivers more personal and casual time with patients, providing a more comprehensive level of care.
Program: The tower holds 120-beds, private and semi-private, across four nursing units; 14 operating rooms, including robotic surgical suites; a pre-op/post-op anesthesia care unit; dining; pharmacy, including robotics; sterile processing; physician and staff lounges; and patient and staff healing gardens. There is also a 14,000-sf central utility plant.
Winner of the 2015 National Award of Excellence, Design Build Institute of America (DBIA), Healthcare Facilities category
Winner of the 2015 Partnering Excellence Award, Associated General Contractors of America, Alliant Build America Awards
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