PHILADELPHIA—Jefferson Health recently opened the Honickman Center, now home to over a dozen specialty practices previously scattered throughout 10 buildings.

Stantec, a global integrated design firm, served as the architect of record for fit-out of the building. Stantec partnered with Ennead Architects, the core and shell architect, to help plan the facility for its intended ambulatory care use.

Located in the heart of Center City Philadelphia, the $762 million, 462,000-square-foot facility serves as a catalyst for changing the health system’s delivery of care. Virtual and technology strategies augment physical space planning, engaging patients and offering convenience during the pre-arrival stage of care. Valet and concierge services support a seamless arrival experience.

Reimagining care with the support of new technologies allowed the Stantec team to eliminate spaces and streamline processes. Traditional steps along a patient’s journey were eliminated by bringing services to the patient at their point of care. The intake process, which typically requires stopping at an alcove to collect height and weight information, now occurs in the private exam room. Information is automatically transmitted to the patient’s electronic medical record, using smart exam tables.

“By collaborating closely with the care team at Jefferson Health, we were able to create process improvements that enhance the patient experience, staff workflow, and spatial implications,” said Kristy Hollis, principal for Stantec. “We are proud to help create a place where our Philadelphia community can receive the best comprehensive care that supports their health and well-being.”

The Honickman Center includes over 300 exam rooms, 58 infusion chairs, 8 operating rooms, 5 endoscopy rooms, imaging, lab services, and a pharmacy. The tower also features two levels of amenity space available to patients, visitors, and the public. Amenities include a large café, community event space, and a large-scale lounge area. As patients move up to the clinical floors, public spaces are smaller and support a quiet and calm experience. The offering of amenities continues with programs like image recovery and lounge space for cancer patients and access to a rooftop terrace on the 15th floor.

While convenient for patients, this vertical campus proved challenging from a construction logistics standpoint. With only inches between the building perimeter and property line, all construction activity had to occur within the footprint of the building itself. Standardizing the building layout and prototyping exams spaces allowed for more than 300 exam rooms across 10 stories, fully constructed out of prefabricated demountable partitions and a standard kit of parts. This just-in-time strategy resulted in the floors being turned over to Jefferson months quicker than traditional stick-built methods.

An estimated 15-20 percent of the global population is neurodivergent, and design focused on reducing stress in patients must consider the neurodivergent as well as the neurotypical. With the leadership of the Jefferson Center for Autism and Neurodiversity, as well as input from neurodivergent focus groups, Stantec’s designers created a destination that supports a positive care experience for all.

Upon arrival, patients can obtain sensory support kits. Neutral yet warm finishes, free of bold patterns, set a calming and welcoming tone. Waiting spaces provide large- and small-scale seating that integrate tactile elements, soothing motions, or reduction in ambient noise. These areas also include feature walls and dynamic art installations meant to reduce anxiety and provide positive distraction. Glazing is utilized at many of the transitions between environments, allowing patients to anticipate and prepare for what is next in their journey.

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DURHAM REGION, Ontario (Can.)—Global integrated design firm Stantec has been selected to provide planning, design, and conformance (PDC) services for Lakeridge Health’s Bowmanville Hospital Redevelopment project. Stantec’s health team will produce output specifications for the design, new construction, and renovations of the existing facility. Throughout the project duration, Stantec will evaluate conformance to design and construction requirements for the new hospital.

As one of the fastest-growing areas in Ontario, Durham Region is expected to double in population by 2041 and health services need to support the growing community. With more than 51,000 clinical visits last year, Bowmanville Hospital is a full-service community hospital that provides emergency and critical care, inpatient and outpatient surgery, complex continuing care, diabetes education, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, palliative care, diagnostic imaging, and laboratory services. The hospital is also home to the Regional Eye Centre.

The facility will also house new services such as haemodialysis and a wide range of ambulatory care clinics. Expansion space within the redeveloped hospital will allow for future clinical growth requirements over the next 15-20 years.

“We are honored to be part of the team bringing this much-anticipated redevelopment to fruition. In addition to filling gaps in service, it will increase access to health services for the residents of Durham Region,” said Andrew Brimble, principal for Stantec. “Bowmanville Hospital will be transformed into a modernized facility that will support the health and well-being of the community for years to come.”

Infrastructure Ontario is committed to supporting Lakeridge Health’s effort to meet the needs of the region. In addition, the Bowmanville Hospital Foundation announced its ambitious new campaign goal to raise the community share of $110 million. The We Care, We Can campaign, the largest fundraising initiative in the foundation’s history, was launched in 2019 to raise funds for the hospital’s redevelopment, expansion, and equipment needs. The Foundation wholeheartedly calls upon the community to support this campaign.

“As the Foundation’s mission gains momentum, it continues to push the boundaries and redefine what’s possible – not just for the present, but for future generations,” said Frank Cerisano, chief executive officer of the Bowmanville Hospital Foundation. “Now is the time for Clarington and the Region to come together as one to support a much-needed project for our community and Durham Region. It’s our responsibility to support our hospital, and to take the necessary steps to ensure we meet our community share.”

Lakeridge Health continues to work with its community to meet its local share needs for the hospital’s expansion.

“Lakeridge Health is thrilled to work with Stantec as the vendor for the Bowmanville Hospital redevelopment project,” said Cynthia Davis, president and CEO of Lakeridge Health. “Today’s announcement is a major milestone in bringing our vision of a modernized, state-of-the-art hospital to life. No doubt, this project will transform the way we deliver care to patients and families in Clarington and beyond for generations to come. We’re grateful for the support and collaboration of our partners at Infrastructure Ontario, the Municipality of Clarington, the Region of Durham, and our generous donors and community members who are making this project possible.”

Stantec’s focus on design excellence is demonstrated through optimal clinical operations, flexibility, sustainability, and accessibility. The firm has provided PDC and design services for a number of healthcare facilities in Eastern Canada including Trillium Health Partners’ Peter Gilgan Patient Tower, Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital, Phase 1C of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health’s Redevelopment Project, Cambridge Memorial Hospital’s new patient care wing, Anishnawbe Health Toronto Indigenous Community Health Centre, new South Niagara Hospital, Brockville General Hospital’s Donald B. Green Tower, and Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital, among others.

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates—Stantec, a global leader in sustainable design and engineering, has been selected to provide design services for the Hamdan Bin Rashid Cancer Hospital, Dubai’s first integrated, comprehensive cancer hospital. Named in honor of the late Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the hospital is scheduled to open to patients in 2026.

The Al Jalila Foundation, which leads the giving mission of Dubai Health, is receiving donations of approximately AED 1.2 billion to be invested in developing the Hamdan Bin Rashid Cancer Hospital.

The 603,000-square-foot hospital will house 50 clinics, 30 clinical trial areas, 60 infusion rooms, 10 urgent care rooms, 5 radiotherapy rooms, and 116 inpatient beds to meet current and future levels of demand. Featuring 19 gardens, green space will be placed throughout the hospital campus, creating a healing space for patients and their families.

Focused on creating a healthy space, the hospital will be designed to LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold standards from the U.S. Green Building Council, recognizing best-in-class building strategies and practices in sustainability. The design will also meet requirements for WELL Building Standards, developed by the International WELL Building Institute.

Stantec is supporting the hospital’s transformative shift in care delivery, moving from a traditional inpatient model to an ambulatory model of care. This includes integrating primary care with diagnosis and treatment to offer detection and intervention at earlier stages of the patient’s journey.

As part of Dubai Health, the first integrated academic health system in Dubai, the comprehensive cancer hospital will benefit from a multidisciplinary team, including specialized nursing, offering patients a full spectrum of care services in one location, from early diagnosis to treatment and supportive care. Aligning with Dubai Health’s Patient First promise, select treatments and services will be made available to patients in the comfort of their homes, ensuring an easy and accessible continuum of care.

Research and clinical trials will be at the heart of the hospital, fostering opportunities for discovering the best patient outcomes through personalized, patient-centric, evidence-based care.

“Our design draws inspiration from the Ghaf tree, the UAE’s national tree and a symbol of life, peace, and tolerance. The tree often possesses a twisted geometry, reflected in how the new cancer hospital is composed—lower and raised blocks, gently twisted, and including a large court as a center of gravity and focal point,” said David Martin, global design director for Stantec. “A small grove of Ghaf trees in the square will provide a memorable sense of place and symbolize the rich contribution Hamdan Bin Rashid has made to the health of the community.”

Reflecting the center of life, the new cancer hospital will draw in natural daylight while integrating direct contact with nature for the entire community. The hospital and future phased campus development are centered around promoting the new Hamdan Bin Rashid Square as the heart of a new mini campus, which reduces the institutional feel and destigmatizes the patient experience.

Recent projects designed by Stantec include the Alfred J.E. Child Comprehensive Cancer Center in Calgary, Alberta; MD Anderson Proton Therapy Center Expansion in Houston, Texas; New York Proton Center in New York, N.Y.; Johns Hopkins Proton Therapy Center in Washington, D.C.; Inova Schar Institute Proton Center in Fairfax, Va.;; Proton International at University of Alabama at Birmingham in Birmingham, Ala. and Hefei Ion Medical Center in Hefei, China.

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DENVER—Global integrated design firm Stantec has expanded its health sector presence in Denver with the addition of five strategic hires. A commitment to supporting the area’s evolving health landscape, this investment marks an exciting time in Stantec’s health sector growth, building upon an already robust architecture and engineering practice in the Rocky Mountain Region.

“I am elated to support these talented experts. Together, they have tremendous power to innovate in the region for healthcare systems with the full support of our global practice as we advance our vision – to improve health worldwide through the power of design,” said Brenda Bush-Moline, Stantec’s global health sector leader. “We are meeting the moment in this rapidly growing Denver community and surrounding Rocky Mountain region with focused commitment and a formidable team.”

The burgeoning team will be led by seasoned health planner and American College of Healthcare Architects (ACHA) board certified architect, Alisa Rice, who is deeply committed to clients in the region and the communities they care for. Serving clients across the region and nationally for more than two decades, her portfolio includes transformative projects for Children’s Hospital Colorado, Intermountain Health, and the Department of Veterans Affairs.

“We’ve put together an exemplary team that is eager to be continually learning and be challenged by helping clients and doing the work they are passionate about,” said Rice. “We are looking forward to tackling projects from large and complex to smaller community-based clinics in the region and see a bright future ahead.”

Joining Rice as senior medical planner is Robyn Linstrom, a vibrant industry leader who has been committed to health design services and advancing design for behavioral health in the region for more than two decades. Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah currently have some of the highest prevalence of mental illness and lowest rates of access to care (Mental Health America). Linstrom was hand-picked to help clients address this need and expand mental health services across the region. Her notable behavioral health projects include Mind Springs Health West Springs Hospital, Denver Solution Center, and UNMH Behavioral Health Crisis Center.

Rounding out the team is senior design coordinator, Thomas Giles; interior design coordinator, Vega Vashtiary; and healthcare design coordinator, Watchara Umboontham. Collectively they bring new energy, an empathetic approach, significant technical skills, and a deep familiarity with the unique complexities of delivering healthcare projects in the region, including those faced by rural and remote communities. The team regularly volunteers in the community and are engaged with several industry organizations such as the Association of Medical Facility Professionals board and Women in Healthcare as members and on the mentoring committee.

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LYNN, Mass.—E4H Environments for Health Architecture, the top ranked architecture firm solely dedicated to healthcare and health science + technology facility design, has announced the grand opening of the new pharmacy at Lynn Community Health Center in Lynn. The 4,500-square-foot project provides much needed, affordable retail pharmacy services to a diverse, multi-lingual patient population.

E4H led the design of the project, working closely with community stakeholders to prioritize needs and improve patient access throughout the entire process. The new pharmacy is federally funded and provides specialized packaging that sorts medications for daily use as well as delivery to housebound patients. Located just off the main lobby on the first floor of the existing health center, this project includes a new retail pharmacy, consultation and immunization clinic space, and multi-purpose community rooms.

Located in the heart of Lynn, Massachusetts, the Lynn Community Health Center (LCHC) is a non-profit, multicultural, community health center serving over 40,000 patients throughout the region. LCHC uses an innovative, integrated patient-centered medical home model of care, which is designed to respect each patient’s unique needs. E4H provided planning and architectural design, and led a multi-day Lean 3P process to ensure the new pharmacy meets community needs, prioritizes staff safety, and optimizes workflows.

“Collaborating with the Lynn Community Health Center staff, and our project partners allowed us to design an efficient facility that better provides for this community,” remarked Kevin Neumann, Principal, AIA.

The project team includes Lee Kennedy Co (Construction), Stantec (Owner’s Project Manager), and AKF Group (MEP Engineer).

E4H is committed to enhancing community health and wellness, bolstering innovative research initiatives, and continuing its mission of designing for the future of healthcare and health science + technology.

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WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. (Canada)—Stantec, a global leader in sustainable design, architecture, and engineering, and Graham Design Builders LP, have been awarded the design-build contract for the Cariboo Memorial Hospital redevelopment project in British Columbia. The expansion will include inpatient and emergency care, providing the communities of Williams Lake and Cariboo-Chilcotin with access to critical healthcare services.

The CAN$366 million project at the Cariboo Memorial Hospital will be delivered via a progressive design-build model and is one of the first healthcare projects in British Columbia to be delivered under this model.

Stantec is providing clinical planning, equipment planning, architectural design, interior design, energy modelling, acoustics, landscape design, mechanical, electrical, IMIT, structural and civil engineering as well as complete project management services.

Adding over 100,000 square feet and three stories to the existing hospital, the project will include a new emergency department, a 36-bed medical and surgical inpatient unit, a 6-bed maternity services unit, a mental health and substance-use inpatient unit with 8 single-occupancy rooms, and a new pharmacy.

Engineering solutions deployed on the project include the adoption of technology to improve patient experience, extensive amounts of heat recovery and high efficiency, low carbon mechanical and electrical energy systems resulting in a 72.4% reduction in GHG emissions, and an industry leading projected carbon emissions of only 26.3 kgCO2e/m2/year. The project is pursuing Gold certification under LEED Canada BD+C V4.

“Expanding access to healthcare services is a top priority for hospitals nationwide and we are proud to support these initiatives with the Cariboo redevelopment,” said Brian Christianson, principal at Stantec. “Our team takes great pride in knowing that we can help make a genuine difference in our community for patients while also helping to improve the care team experience.”

Construction will happen in two phases. Phase 1, which includes the addition, will begin in spring 2023 and is expected to finish in fall 2026. Phase 2, which includes renovations to the existing hospital, will begin in fall 2026 and is scheduled to be complete in early 2029.

Stantec’s most recent health projects in Canada include New St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, the Calgary Cancer Centre, and the Anishnawbe Health Toronto Indigenous Community Health Centre.

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STATE COLLEGE, Pa.—Stantec, a leader in sustainable design and engineering, is providing architectural and engineering services for the new 300,000-square-foot, 10-floor patient tower at Mount Nittany Health’s Medical Center in State College. This transformative project will provide advancements to inpatient care with a focus on modern and innovative technology.

As the leading healthcare provider in the region, Mount Nittany Health is committed to investing in its community—and the design of this patient tower at Mount Nittany Medical Center will aim to improve the environment of care both for patients and staff.

The new tower will provide an advanced patient-centered experience and care with a design focused on sustainability and natural elements. The design brings natural light into each room and captures the spectacular views of the surrounding State College area. The tower will include 168 private patient rooms, outpatient clinics, enhanced dining and food service areas, a rejuvenating outdoor healing garden, a modern data center, a central utility plant, and a multilevel parking deck conveniently located adjacent to the new main entrance.

“We are proud to continue our long-standing partnership with Mount Nittany Health through a design that truly enhances patient care and improves clinical team workflow,” said Jim Routh, Stantec principal. “This design also creates a better environment for the medical team and nursing professionals, and we look forward to bringing this space to life.”

Design efforts for this project began early in 2022 and were officially announced in October 2022. Construction is anticipated to begin in summer of 2023, with an expected occupancy date in the last quarter of 2026.

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CALGARY, Alberta—The PCL Construction | Stantec + DIALOG design-build team leading the Calgary Cancer Centre project recently achieved substantial completion on the $1.4 billion facility. Located at the Foothills Medical Centre campus, the Calgary Cancer Centre will centralize cancer research, treatment and care for patients and their families in southern Alberta. The facility will include over 100 chemotherapy chairs and patient exam rooms, 160 inpatient unit beds and 12 radiation vaults, among other programs and spaces.

The extensive scope and integration of cancer care services at the CCC will make it one of the most comprehensive cancer centers in the world, focusing on prevention, early detection, precision medicine and psychosocial care. In this collaborative environment, health care providers will be inspired by a facility that supports innovation and education. Over 900 user groups including clinical users and patient, family and volunteer representatives from Alberta provided input on the design of the facility, impacting how patients, providers and other users will interact with the center.

“Stantec is happy to celebrate reaching this important milestone in our Calgary Cancer Centre project,” said Dean Kaardal, regional business leader Buildings, Stantec. “Our teams have worked closely with our partners at PCL and DIALOG, as well as health care providers, patients, and key project stakeholders. Our vision to create a best-in-class facility, that delivers critical care to those experiencing cancer was a true honor. We are excited to turn the building over to Alberta Health Services, and see patients receive care in the facility in 2024, after Alberta Health Services completes operational commissioning of the facility, installation of medical equipment and other preparatory activities.”

Symbolizing the type of care a patient can expect at the new Calgary Cancer Centre the design showcases two curving L-shaped forms that unite at the center of the facility in an embrace that surrounds an all-season exterior garden as the “heart”. The garden will provide year-round access and views to nature and sunlight for patients and their families as they receive care and treatment.

The PCL Construction | Stantec + DIALOG design-build team has been working on the Calgary Cancer Centre project since 2017. On any given day, approximately 900 construction and trades workers have been on site to keep the project moving forward on time and on budget.

Stantec, and DIALOG in collaboration, are responsible for the architectural and interior design of the new Calgary Cancer Centre, as well as structural and electrical engineering. Stantec also provided civil and transportation engineering services.

The Calgary Cancer Centre is the largest government infrastructure project in the province to date. Alberta Health Services will now begin operational commissioning of the facility, installation of medical equipment, and other preparatory activities, in advance of welcoming patients in 2024.

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DUBAI, U.A.E.—Prime Healthcare Group recently broke ground on a Stantec-designed specialty hospital at Dubai Healthcare City. A transformative addition to this health and well-being destination, the nine-story, approximately 355,000-square-foot, 150-bed facility will offer advanced non-invasive, diagnostic, and interventional procedures, and specialized rehabilitation. The hospital will be home to three centers of excellence—the Marie Curie Cancer Centre, Heart Care Center of Excellence, and the Lung Care Centre of Excellence.

While the new hospital will offer specialized diagnosis, care, and treatment of complex heart, lung, and cancer conditions, it will also offer services in urology, neurosurgery, spinal surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery, gynecology, gastroenterology, and will employ leading-edge treatment technologies-specialized robotic surgery, hybrid operating rooms, and hybrid catheterization labs.

The hospital will include three verticals for medical, radiation and surgical purposes. The three centers of excellence are the Marie Curie Center which will offer advanced radiological services for cancer care to patients.

The Heart Care Center of Excellence will offer a range of invasive, non-invasive diagnostic procedures, as well as interventional procedures for coronary disease, valve disorders, structural heart disorders, and arrhythmias. The center will offer a cardiac health management program with advanced technologies for the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac conditions. The hospital would also offer cardiac rehabilitation services in addition to electrophysiology, cardiac physiology, and complex cardiac interventions.

The Lung Care Center of Excellence would address all aspects of diagnosis, management, and treatment of respiratory conditions. Advanced diagnostic and therapeutic techniques would be available within the unit, including endobronchial ultrasound, bronchoscopy with high-volume lavage, transbronchial lung biopsy, and whole lung lavage.

Stantec is providing architectural design, healthcare planning, interior design, structural engineering, MEP (mechanical, electrical, and plumbing) engineering, landscape architecture, parking and traffic consulting, utility consulting, and construction supervision.

“We are honored to help Prime Healthcare bring specialty services to the region, addressing their current and future needs,” said Chadi Fayssal, project lead at Stantec. “This pivotal facility is a major contribution to the growing healthcare landscape in the Emirates and will offer welcoming and advanced care to the community.”

Commenting on the mission and work ethics of Prime Healthcare Group, Dr Jamil Ahmed, Founder and Managing Director of the Group said, “Prime Healthcare Group strives to chart new paths in the field of transformative, technology and digitally driven healthcare. Collaborating with the prestigious Stantec group, a trusted international consultant in this field, we intend to achieve the goals of bringing personalized health care for our patients and contribute to their happier futures.

Stantec has designed several globally-recognized healthcare facilities in the Middle East including the Mafraq Dialysis Center, Al Silaa Community Hospital, and Mediclinic Parkview Hospital in the UAE; King Faisal Specialist Hospital – Tertiary Care Pediatric Hospital in Saudi Arabia, and the PET & Proton Therapy Center of Oman. Their award-winning, innovative spaces address the physical, mental, and emotional health of patients, their families, and care teams. Learn more about how Stantec is advancing healthcare through the power of design: https://www.stantec.com/en/markets/health

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WINDSOR, Ont. (Canada)—Windsor Regional Hospital (WRH) has selected global integrated design firm Stantec as the Planning, Design and Conformance (PDC) team for the New Windsor/Essex Acute Care Hospital, a single-site acute care facility for the growing communities’ needs. Stantec architects and engineers will support the project through the development of block schematics and indicative design phases, the tendering process, and construction.

Situated on a 60-acre site, the new acute care hospital will span 1.6 million square feet with state-of-the-art Emergency/Trauma Services, Cancer Care, Obstetrics, Pediatrics, Regional Cardiac Services, Critical Care, Medical/Surgical Inpatient Units, Surgical Services, and Outpatient Clinics. The hospital will include increased bed capacity as well as increased capacity in Emergency Services to increase to meet patient needs into the future.

The facilities modern design will give patients and their families more privacy, comfort, and control by providing 100% inpatient patient rooms with the capacity to be private and/or isolation rooms with improved infection prevention control and a modern ventilation system. There will also be increased capacity to support WRH partners in education – including the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Windsor Program – and enhance research and clinical trials. The updated infrastructure will strengthen the ability to recruit and retain physicians, nurses and frontline health professionals and medical leaders.

“This is a significant project milestone. We are thankful for the leadership, input, and support from all who have helped move this project forward including hospital staff, professional staff, patients, their families, the community, planning experts, the government, and elected officials at all levels,” said David Musyj, President & CEO, Windsor Regional Hospital. “We now look forward to working with Stantec to continue to advance the project and ensure we are in good shape to start construction on or before the target date.”

Together with 39 user group teams – comprising hospital leadership, professional staff, and patient and community representatives – Stantec will develop design plans and performance requirements for the new hospital and oversee their adherence throughout the construction period. The firm will work with the WRH User Group Planning Teams, the Project Management Team, and Infrastructure Ontario to position Windsor Regional Hospital for the successful tendering process for a project developer in 2025 and the start of construction in 2027.

”By bringing state-of-the-art tertiary, acute, and community-based health care services to a growing patient population, we are helping establish the new hospital as the cornerstone of the region’s healthcare,” said Tim Eastwood, senior principal for Stantec. “We are honored to be part of a project that solves capacity issues and places the community needs at the center of our efforts.”

Stantec’s work on the New Windsor/Essex Acute Care Hospital will begin immediately with the study of the Campus Plan and preparation of the Stage 2B Ministry of Health submission. These early design plans will develop block diagrams, including the overall circulation flows (horizontal and vertical) for all clinical and non-clinical services. The schedule goal is to submit the Stage 2 block diagrams, together with the functional program and an early cost estimate to the Ministry of Health in early 2023 for approval to proceed with the next major phase of this project — the detailed indicative design development and preparation of output specifications.

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