SHARP REES-STEALY MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING
San Diego, California

This three-story, 60,000 SF medical office building is an excellent example of how planning, cost-management, and a front-end commitment from project team members can result in a successful project. A creative application of standard materials and systems provides a pleasant effect. The curtain wall system is standard yet utilizes two glazing colors to achieve a customized appearance. A tall, dramatic frame accentuates the entrance, providing a focal point among the largely horizontal forms. Specialty clinics include Cardiology, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Gastroenterology, Internal Medicine, and OB-GYN. They are planned around a common open structural module, allowing flexibility for future growth and/or change.

DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT EXPANSION
Sacramento, California

Mercy Healthcare, working with Tucker Sadler, sought a design solution that would emphasize outpatient services in a convenient, comfortable environment, while also expanding key existing departments, include Surgery, Clinical Laboratory, and Imaging. In addition, the facility required a new Emergency Department, including a helipad, trauma-related triage, and an eight-bed Trauma Intensive Care Unit, enabling the hospital to serve as the new Regional Center in Sacramento.

SHARP MURRIETA MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING
Murrieta, California

Tucker Sadler was retained to design a 30,000 SF two-story medical office building adjacent to the Sharp HealthCare Murrieta campus. The facility contains physician examination and treatment suites, an outpatient clinical laboratory, and Sharp HealthCare Administration Services offices, for which Tucker Sadler provided tenant improvement services. The medical office building was designed to blend into the Rancho California architectural style and complement future development of the campus.

JEAN HAHN SURGICAL PAVILION
San Diego, California

Tucker Sadler’s design team visited children’s hospitals throughout the country evaluating building designs and determining the necessary elements for state-of-the-art equipment to be installed in this facility. The resulting structure remains an up-to-date extension of the existing facility. The surgical wing accommodates eight operating rooms and supporting central sterile, radiology, acute care facilities, and an improved dietary and dining area. Based on energy conservation, functional efficiency, and psychological impact on patients, the interior and exterior design of the building creates an efficient non-threatening environment which physicians feel can contribute to the healing process. Top priorities were to give the children a sense of security and comfort, while accommodating the state-of-the-art equipment.

FROST STREET MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING
San Diego, California

This nine-story 91,000 SF structure houses a sports medicine center with outdoor spa and swimming pool, three-story outpatient clinic designed for extremely modern concepts of healthcare delivery, and five floors assigned for medical suites. The design of the facility focuses on the best implementation of modern medical needs with construction and economic realities. A grid system and variable floor areas provide a flexible accommodation of present and future program requirements and make this facility one of the most efficient of its kind.

ANDERSON OUTPATIENT PAVILION, SCRIPPS HOSPITAL
San Diego, California

This four-story structure was originally designed in 1983 by Tucker Sadler and serves as the clinic’s access center for all outpatient care. The original building was designed to allow for incremental change, as healthcare delivery needs change. In 1995, TS was commissioned to provide Master Planning services for the remodel and expansion. The building has an open atrium lobby and an internal pedestrian mall connecting the departments. This four-story treatment center provides 279,000 SF for physician’s offices, diagnostic/treatment areas in 15 medical departments, dining areas, nurses’ stations, emergency care, conference rooms, and support areas.