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Alta Bates Summit Medical Center, Merritt Tower

WHAT WE DID

As part of the core group of a IPD team, Degenkolb designed structural systems for the new hospital.

As part of the core group of a IPD team, Degenkolb designed structural systems for the new hospital and design of the demolition, make ready, existing remodels, links to the existing building, as well as protection of the existing buildings during adjacent construction. The project was delivered with LEAN design practices, including extensive validation and planning phase. An innovative foundation system (with OSHPD approved Alternate Means of Compliance) was used consisting of Auger pressure grouted piles due to limited accessibility and to achieve schedule and budget benefits. 

Features:

  • 236,000 sf of space, 238 new beds
  • Integrated Project Delivery (IPD)
  • 11-story acute care facility
  • Urban Development
  • Auger pressure grouted pile foundation system
  • Service: New Design

Benefits:

  • Existing hospital operational during construction.
  • Foundation system saved $4M on traditional systems.
  • Added bed space to local community.

Photos courtesy of Devenney Architects

Project Team

Wayne Low
Regional Practice Area Leader, Senior Principal
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Jay Love
Senior Principal
Jorn Halle
Chief Client Officer, Practice Area Leader
Andrew Scott
Practice Area Leader, Principal
James Liu
Principal
Melissa Vickery
Associate Principal
Theresa Turri
Office Manager
Dave Martin
Associate
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Noel Raine
Design Engineer
Walter Chang
Project Engineer
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Priscilla Nguyen
Design Engineer
David Sommer
Associate Principal
Erik Moore
Associate
Abe Lynn
Associate Principal

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