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for the 6th Annual Remodel/Renovation Competition
We're pleased to announce the winners and runners-up of this
year's competition for the remodel/renovation of emergency/
urgent care and women's health environments.

Legacy Emanuel Adult Services
Submitted by: ZGF Architects LLP
RUNNERS-UP
Golden Gate Urgent Care Clinics
Submitted by: SmithGroupJJR
Cedars-Sinai Emergency Department Expansion
Submitted by: HMC Architects

WINNER: WOMEN'S HEALTH
Park Nicollet's Family Birth Center
Submitted by: AECOM

AMBULATORY CARE - REMODEL/RENOVATION

BEST
REMODEL/RENOVATION

Broward Health Medical Center, Adult Cancer Infusion
Submitted by: Perkins+Will
In 2012, Broward Health Medical
Center partnered with Perkins+Will
to develop its new adult cancer
treatment center. The hospital was
operating with a limited number
of infusion stations, suffering from
operational inefficiencies, slow
patient turnaround, and poor patient
experiences. A large multidisciplinary
team of doctors, nurses, and administrative personnel, as well as patient
advocates, worked together with
Mark Lutz, Perkins+Will's (Miami)
healthcare discipline leader to establish a plan of action. The team sought
to set itself apart with a new concept
in the delivery of cancer care utilizing
the Philips Ambient Experience. Key
aspects of the Philips Ambient Experience call for providing patients with
the ability to personalize their surroundings through lighting and other
aesthetic features, increasing their
sense of control over their environment. This gives patients increased
involvement in their treatment,
increases their satisfaction, reduces
anxiety, and has demonstrated reductions in procedural treatment time.
The new adult cancer infusion
center occupies 5,600 square feet
at the ground level of BHMC. The
center now offers an ample main reception waiting area with an internet
resources area for patients to access
while they wait. It also provides a
relaxed nonclinical atmosphere with
20 infusion chairs, two beds, and an
express clinic that will perform triage
and a variety of clinical laboratory
services on-site, which will reduce
overall treatment time. The new
layout provides doctors, nurses, and
pharmaceutical staff with improved
sight lines and communications so
they can easily monitor and provide
individualized attention to each patient. Finish materials for the center
were carefully chosen for sustainability, durability, and cleanability to
promote a safe and healthy healing
environment. A landscaped healing
garden for patients and family offers

IN CATEGORY

Jury comments:
* Infusion area is one of the
best I have seen.

2014

* The garden panels in
each of the treatment
bays provide a nice
connection to nature.
* Customizing ambient
temperature and visual
appeal of space creates a
spa-like environment.
* Significant difference
in appearance between
before/after. Seems to be
very sensitive to needs
of the patient/patientcenteredness.
* Very crisp, clean,
organized, and inviting.
Here the curves work and
the wood is effective.
* Well-defined floor plan
to create staff and
patient zones that are
functionally appropriate
and aesthetically
pleasing. More
importantly, patients have
views and can control
their ambient conditions.
BEFORE

BEFORE

Reader comments:
* I am truly impressed.
It's like this team of
designers has placed
themselves in the shoes
of the patients and family
members and created an
atmosphere of relaxation
that is so important in the
healing process.
* Nice, calming effect with
the use of the wood,
graphics, and pop of
color.
* The interior is uplifting
and due to cancer and
the mental stress it brings

an alternative quiet space to receive
treatment while they relax. Each infusion bay has views to the outdoors,
and was designed to provide guest
seating for friends and family members, personal TVs, wireless internet
access, personal charging stations,
lighting controls, and privacy for
resting; all of these elements serve
to reduce stress and improve patient

Engineers: ESI Consulting; General contractor: Turner; Ceiling panels: Armstrong; Digital printing: Reprographia;
Flooring: Mannington Commercial; Glass: McGrory Glass; Modular walls: DIRTT; Plastic laminate: Wilsonart;
Formica; Paint: Sherwin Williams; Seating: Steelcase; Solid surface: Corian; Upholstery: Designtex; Maharam; Wall
base: Johnsonite; Wallcovering: Carnegie Fabrics.

Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

M. Lutz (before); Mark SurLoff PhotograPhy (after)

WINNER: EMERGENCY/URGENT CARE

REMODEL/RENOVATION - AMBULATORY CARE

M. LuTz (bEFoRE); MARk SuRLoFF PhoToGRAPhy (AFTER)

Winning projects and runners-up will be published
in the December 2015 issue of Healthcare Design
magazine.

on an individual, the
renovation makes the
spirit uplifted.
* Very effective
transformation. Patient

outcomes. Additionally the center
offers a social services office, music
and art therapy, peer-to-peer
mentoring programs, and a selfserve café area with casual lounge
seating overlooking the garden.
According to Heather Miller,
the director of cancer services at
BHMC, this new infusion center

priorities are now the
focus rather than medical

will be the first of its kind in the
United States. "With these renovations, the adult infusion center is
truly a first-class destination for
cancer care."

12.14 * Supplement to Healthcare Design

equipment and outdated
furnishings.
* Very pleasant healing
environment for patients
and guests.
BEFORE

Supplement to Healthcare Design * 12.14

All projects were reviewed by a jury of
experts (appointed by The Center for
Health Design).

RUNNERS-UP
Children's Health, FETAL Center
Submitted by: Gensler
Rush Primary Care / Lakeview
Submitted by: Eckenhoff Saunders Architects
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