The 2016 Design-Build Project/Team Awards showcase Design-Build best practices and celebrate the achievements of owners and Design-Build teams in 10 categories across the spectrum of horizontal and vertical construction. Three healthcare projects receiving honors include:

Sharp Mesa Vista Expansion and Modernization Project; San Diego, California

The Sharp Mesa Vista expansion and modernization project occurred in a fully occupied and operational acute psychiatric hospital. With over 5,000 inpatient discharges a year, the 1960’s-era facility is San Diego County’s largest privately operated psychiatric hospital.

Over six construction phases, three buildings were renovated to provide the facility’s diverse patient groups and treatment programs with a modern, safe and healing-oriented space that will serve the local community for several generations.

The project team included Swinerton Builders, Cuningham Group Architects, TTG Engineers and McParlane & Associates.

St. Luke’s Surgical & Procedural Care Expansion; Duluth, Minnesota

St. Luke’s Hospital’s ultimate goal was to bring the latest in surgical and integrated imaging technology to its patients in and around the Duluth area.

The hospital’s surgery department was expanded in the new building by adding two hybrid 1,200-square-foot operating rooms, four general surgery operating rooms (one with a DaVinci robot), one EP/IR/cath lab room, four endoscopy procedure rooms, one bronchoscopy procedure room and a café.

The project team included ERDMAN and Trumpf Medical Systems.

The University of Arizona Cancer Center at Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center; Phoenix, Arizona

The new 220,000-square-foot University of Arizona Cancer Center in Phoenix, Arizona was designed to deliver the highest standard of care within an Evidence-Based, multidisciplinary model and using the most modern technologies.

The building program includes spaces for radiation oncology, diagnostic imaging, endoscopy and interventional radiology, exam and procedure rooms, a support and wellness center, infusion, a clinical pharmacy and a healing garden.

The project team included: Hensel Phelps and ZGF Architects.