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Projects completed in 2017 by value

Projects completed in 2017 by value

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $

Less than
$500,000

$500,000
to $1M

$1M to
$10M

$10M to
$20M

$20M to
$50M

26% 23% 31% 10% 6%
There were 5,113 projects reported as still in progress at the end of 2017,
with 3,403 on schedule for completion this year. In all, firms' total healthcare revenue in 2017 was a reported $3.4 billion.
Looking ahead, both RFPs received and contracts signed in 2017 mirrored trends seen in completed projects, with the majority of firms reporting more than or about the same as the year before.

$50M to
$100M

3%

$100M to
$500M

$500M to
$1 Billion

More than
$1 Billion

(12 projects)

(3 projects)

1% 0% 0%

Projects completed in 2017 by size

W H AT ' S B E H I N D I T

Although renovations have outweighed new construction in recent iterations of this survey, the scales tipped back toward new construction this
time around, composing 51 percent of business in 2017. There was an almost even split between hospital and outpatient projects at 42 percent and
41 percent, respectively, a notable shift from 2015 when 52 percent of projects were hospital-based and 45 percent outpatient. Senior living/post5,000 to
100,000 to
20,000 to
More than
50,000 to
500,000 to
20,000 SF
500,000 SF
50,000 SF
1M SF
100,000 SF
1M SF
acute care remained about the same, while infrastructure work dropped
from 9 percent of business in 2015 to just 4 percent in 2017.
(26 projects)
The most common client need driving new projects last year was renovation/modernization of existing space (26 percent), which was also the
top choice for 2015, although by a larger margin (37 percent). After that, Projects completedProjects
completed
in 2017 by type
in 2017
by type
the top primary drivers differed considerably. Expansion of an existing faProjects completed in 2017 by type
cility and replacement of outdated buildings ranked high in 2017, whereas
Hospital
the addition of new outpatient facilities and repurposing existing space
for new use rounded out the top three for 2015 projects. They were all in
Projects completed in 2017 by type
Hospital
the mix, though, when respondents could select any high-ranking needs
Hospital
Hospital
Senior living/postthat applied to projects in the past year, with the two biggest differences
Projects completed in 2017 by type
acute/rehab
seen between renovation/modernization of existing space (54 percent in
2015 and 62 percent in 2017) and consolidation of existing buildings/serSenior
living/postSenior
living/postvices (43 percent in 2015 and 34 percent in 2017).
acute/rehab
Senior
living/postacute/rehab
As for the goals that clients most often wished to accomplish with new
acute/rehab
projects, most firms identified improving patient experience/satisfaction
as the most common objective for 2017 at 55 percent-more than twice
Outpatient/MOB/clinic
the percentage of firms that selected it as the primary goal for new projInfrastructure only
ects in 2015. The next closest primary goal was designing for future flexOutpatient/MOB/clinic
ibility/adaptability at 23 percent, which held the number one spot in 2015
Outpatient/MOB/clinic
Infrastructure
only
Infrastructure
only
with 36 percent of responses. Overall, though, those two factors-patient Outpatient/MOB/clinic

74% 12% 7%

42%
42%
42%
42%

41%
41%
41%
41%

5%

2%

0%

13%
13%
13%
13%

4%
4%
4%
4%

Infrastructure only

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