Healthcare facilities host a complex network of medical gas lines, specialized surgery environments, and critical pressure and temperature gradients. Precise interaction between the systems is often required. Our expert staff analyzes project specifications against site-specific factors and safety standards to produce a system constructed of the highest quality materials to the most exacting standards. Systems installed by our skilled technical staff provide years of dependable service.
Austin, TX
- 475,000 square feet hospital with 170 beds
- Full-Service pediatric hospital incorporates innovative
design elements and leading edge technology including:
- three-acre fully landscaped Healing Garden
- state-of-the-art surgical suites
- First Hospital in the world to have Platinum Status under the LEED Program
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San Antonio, TX
- 4 story, 230,000 sq. ft. expansion
- 30,000 sq. ft. renovation project
- Includes an Emergency Department, Cardiac Department, Imaging Department, OB Department, Acute Care / ICU Department, one level of shell space, a three-level Sky Bridge, and work in the Central Plant
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Austin, TX
- 51,000 sq. ft. addition with the new surgical suites, recovery areas and day surgery support
- Expansion and renovation of the emergency room will increase its potential capacity by 31 percent
- Surgery capacity increased by 40 percent as part of this project that included 26 operating rooms
- Renovation of the existing surgical suites and surrounding support services
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Austin,TX
- Expansion at St. David's Medical Center Women's Center where nearly 5,000 babies are delivered annually
- The expansion eventually will allow for 27 more beds in the 53-bed neonatal intensive care unit
- 2 additional labor and delivery rooms
- 7 more post-partum beds
- Also slated for St. David's Medical Center is a helipad
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Austin,TX
- 3 story, 159,000 sq. ft. patient tower, ICU and Surgery Department
- Improvements to Infrastructure to support growth including:
- central plant
- chillers
- generators
- Future capacity for 4 additional stories to the patient tower and future capacity for more medical / surgical beds
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