Projects
We have extensive and current experience in planning and designing a wide variety of facilities of varying size and complexity. We have provided services for Design- Bid-Build projects for the Department of Veterans Affairs including the following four projects:
01 - VISN17 Master Planning 4 VA Healthcare Systems/Market Areas)
02 - Renovation of Spinal Cord Injury Unit at ALMMVH
03 - Renovate Community Living Center Halls and Walls at ALMMVH
04 - Converting Administrative Ward 3B into Clinical Space at ALMMVH
More Than Meets the Eye
01
Master Planning – VISN 17 - South Texas HCS, El Paso HCS, Amarillo HCS, and West Texas HCS 504-22-801
The design team is providing all necessary architectural and engineering (A/E) services to prepare complete contract design drawings, specifications, technical reports, and cost estimates and provide construction period services to renovate the SCIU, approximately 16,200 SF. The renovation of patient rooms modernizes the unit and converts 4 patient rooms to 1 & 2 patient rooms. This includes renovation of halls and walls of the SCIU wing to meet infectious disease control and safety standards in the clinical workspace while presenting an updated, attractive appearance. The A/E is collaborating with medical staff to maximize the number of patient rooms and adding a sufficient number of negative air pressure rooms while completely renovating the ward.
02
Renovation of Spinal Cord Unit at Audie L. Murphy Memorial Hospital
The design team is providing all necessary architectural and engineering (A/E) services to prepare complete contract design drawings, specifications, technical reports, and cost estimates and provide construction period services to renovate the SCIU, approximately 16,200 SF. The renovation of patient rooms modernizes the unit and converts 4 patient rooms to 1 & 2 patient rooms. This includes renovation of halls and walls of the SCIU wing to meet infectious disease control and safety standards in the clinical workspace while presenting an updated, attractive appearance. The A/E is collaborating with medical staff to maximize the number of patient rooms and adding a sufficient number of negative air pressure rooms while completely renovating the ward.
03
Community Living Center Halls and Walls Renovation at ALMVMH
The design team provided Architect and Engineering (A/E) services to support the San Antonio VA Medical Center to renovate the complete Community Living Center, located on the 1st and 2nd floors of the hospital. Additionally, the project involved renovating adjacent spaces for a specialized dental clinic, a geriatric clinic, a rehabilitation clinic, a pharmacy, and a wide variety of vital staff administration activities. The project scope of work included a full survey and documentation of the existing space and all systems, and preparation of complete contract drawings, specifications, technical reports, and cost estimates to include demolition and removal of existing finishes and the installation of new finishes, including upgraded plumbing and electrical appliances. In doing this, the team also ensured any life, health, safety, environmental, HAZMAT and accessibility issues were eliminated, ensuring quality patient care and safeguarding the hospital from future inspection findings and code violations.
04
Renovate Administrative Ward 3B into Clinical Space at ALMVMH
The design team is providing Architect and Engineering (A/E) services to support the San Antonio VA Medical Center to convert 5,700 sf of space in Ward 3B into surgical clinical space. The team will design the space utilizing the PACT clinical design and will include all of Women's Health Guidelines. The Scope of Work (SOW) includes a full survey and documentation of the existing space and all systems, and preparation of complete contract drawings, specifications, technical reports, cost estimates and construction period services for the following: Necessary inspection and evaluation, such as verifying existing conditions,verifying record drawings and verifying and analyzing utility systems. A/E furnished documentation and drawings of these findings, and addressed deficiencies. Complete demolition/ removal of the finishes across the entire ward. Complete re- design of the existing space to accommodate the new clinical use.