WHAT WE DID
New hospital at Mission Bernal brings more beds to the CPMC health system
As a core member of the Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) team, Degenkolb designed the 7-story, 215,000 square foot acute care facility. When the new state-of-the-art hospital opened in 2018, it was with 120 patient beds, including 88 medical beds, 10 intensive care unit beds, and 22 labor/delivery beds. The hospital also has five operating rooms and an emergency department with 16 treatment rooms. By developing and sharing 3-dimensional building information modeling (BIM) during the design process, the team’s expertise helped optimize the construction process while the design team optimized the design solutions.
To further reduce the time-to-project-delivery, the IPD team obtained OSHPD’s consent to use Phased Plan Review, allowing the design and OSHPD review to occur simultaneously rather than the traditional approach where the Agency review must wait for completion of design.
I keep my mind sharp playing Sudoku.
I enjoy boating and tinkering on projects at our ‘family’ cabin at Shasta Lake.
I spent time as a child in Turkey and am a theater fan.
I’ve never lived outside of the Bay Area.
My first “civil infrastructure” project was a small earth dam I built at age 9 on a creek near my childhood home.
I am a third-generation San Franciscan and have never lived more than 20 miles from the City.