Suffolk, CO Architects to Deliver UCSF Mission Bay Project

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Suffolk and CO Architects have been selected to deliver the University of California, San Francisco Mission Bay Education Center and Dental Clinics project through a progressive Design-Build delivery model. The partnership between Suffolk and CO Architects brings together deep experience delivering complex healthcare, research and higher education facilities. Working alongside UCSF from the outset, the integrated team will provide early construction and design expertise to help inform key decisions, manage project complexity and align scope, budget and schedule expectations throughout the planning process. Supported by Suffolk Design, the project will leverage design management, technical reviews and sustainability expertise to align […]

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ASU Health’s HQ Forges New Frontiers in Health Care for Arizona

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Arizona State University announced plans for an estimated 200,000-square-foot building that will serve as ASU Health’s new headquarters. The multistory School of Medicine and Advanced Medical Engineering facility will join the University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix and several biotech research companies at the downtown Phoenix Bioscience Core. Following recent trends in Phoenix and across the country, the new ASU Health School of Medicine and Advanced Medical Engineering building will have a clinical partner. In addition to housing ASU’s first-ever Phoenix medical school offering MD degrees and hosting select existing programs from the Health Solutions and Nursing schools, the building […]

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New Underground Utilities Prepare Way for Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Replacement Hospital

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Largescale utility construction is underway in Torrance, California, at the Harbor-UCLA Medical Center campus. The project is part of preparations for a replacement hospital, which is in the design phase. Abbott Construction is leading the make-ready utility portion of the project to support the new outpatient treatment and support building. The work goes deep underground, and includes electrical and telecommunication duct banks, domestic and fire water lines, storm system infrastructure and other low voltage utilities. With the existing hospital active and serving patients, the construction surrounding it is highly coordinated. Plans for the future replacement hospital project include a 468,000-square-foot […]

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