Healthcare & Laboratories
BJC IOH floors 3-5 & the PHARMACY
The 11-story research building, housing research facilities and laboratories, was built to be environmentally sustainable, receiving the LEED certification due to it's water landscaping, use of low-emitting materials, increased ventilation and outdoor air delivery monitoring, and many other things. In addition, the new pharmacy delivers medication to both the hospital and patients in a larger and efficient space.
BJC Queeny tower
Built at the corner of Barnes-Jewish Plaza and Kingshighway, the 16-story, 660000 square-foot tower is the culmination of a massive update to the BJH buildings. This new Queeny Tower includes cutting-edge medical technology for both patient care and their renowned cardiovascular program. The tower includes over 200 private inpatient rooms as well as 2 floors of private intensive care rooms.
WUSM/BJC New Biological Research Building
DeLuca served as the design/assist plumbing contractor for this six-story, 138,000 sqft. laboratory building for the Washington University School of Medicine. The building houses research spaces dedicated to interdisciplinary research on some of the most complex problems in human biology. In addition, the architectural layout allows for highly flexible, open laboratories. DeLuca worked closely with the KJWW Engineers and Christner Architects to provide cost effective plumbing systems that met the end users’ needs, while also saving construction cost for the University. These cost savings allowed the Owner to add additional scope to the project while still maintaining the original GMP. All field layout for the project was done using BIM data transferred directly to the field through robotic layout tools.The building is designed to evolve for future research needs while simultaneously providing a safer work environment, lower waste and greenhouse gas production, and decreased natural resource consumption. This design effort will ultimately provide a monetary benefit over updating and outfitting older lab and office spaces to fit new research needs.
MERCY MULTISPECIALTY HOSPITAL & FOUNTAIN
With more than 272,000 square feet of space, the high-tech, 5-story outpatient center is designed with the patient experience top of mind at every turn, offering a seamless experience. A large fountain that we completed is featured within the building along with greenspace and relaxation areas. Specialties at the center include bariatrics, neurosurgery, orthopedics and sports medicine, reconstructive surgery and urology. There are additional services to support care such as weight and wellness programming, imaging services and a surgery center. The design fosters improved integration between physicians and other providers across specialties, combining their expertise through use of specially created collaboration spaces and technologies to improve patient care.
slch NEW HOSPITAL TOWER
The 12-story, 222,000-square-foot expansion of St. Louis Children’s Hospital features 96 new pediatric rooms, an expanded NICU with 132 beds and one level under the expansion to accommodate valet parking. Public area improvements enhancing the patient and visitor experience include landscaping, pedestrian pathways, lighting, parking, signage, arrival and departure sequences and relocation of service traffic.
BJC NORTH tower
The 12-story structure at the busy northwest corner of Forest Park and Euclid avenues in the Central West End includes street-level retail space, clinics on the lower floors and offices on upper floors.
Barnes jewish CENTER FOR OUTPATIENT HEALTH
The Barnes-Jewish Center for Outpatient Health provides BJC with multi-specialty clinics, physicians’ offices and administrative space in a new 12-story tower. The program demands a more complex model than a traditional medical office building – combining a mix of private and public patients in an academic setting. The clinic provides convenience and efficiency for private practice physicians and practical clinical experience for resident physicians.
PFIZER CORP'S NEW RESEARCH BUILDING (NRB)
In 30 months, the team completed the new 7-level facility to house 250 researchers in 60-plus laboratories, both wet and dry. A 4-story 167,000 sf glass curtain wall tower with labs and offices connects the new facility to adjacent research buildings. The three lower levels house mechanical spaces, labs and surgery facilities. Extensive planning kept surrounding buildings fully operational throughout construction.
DELMAR GARDENS O'FALLON SKILLED NURSING FACILITY
This 95,000-sq.ft. skilled nursing facility is located in O’Fallon, Missouri. The building contains 100 assisted living units. On-site amenities include a day care center, interior courtyard playground, activity center, spa, fitness center, beauty shop, and ice cream parlor. In addition, residents enjoy full and private dining facilities.
The Siteman Cancer Center SOUTH COUNTY
he 37,000 sq. ft., $10.5 million facility which sits on a sixteen-acre site in South St. Louis County.The center is a state-of-the-art treatment facility that houses physicians from radiation oncology, medical oncology, and surgeons which allows patients to see as many as three physicians in one trip. This team approach also means a patient’s treatment plan can be determined in one visit.The new center also has a retail pharmacy and offers access to the same advanced treatments, including more than 240 clinical trials, and technology available at Siteman’s main location at Washington University Medical Center.The facility can treat up to 200 patients and visitors per day.
