WHAT WE DID
As part of the core group of a IPD team, Degenkolb designed structural systems for the new hospital
As a core member of the IPD team, Degenkolb designed the structural system for a new 730,000 square foot, 12-story, acute care facility. This is the first application of wall dampers in the U.S. The team scheduled, quantified, analyzed, and documented the design in real time, reducing waste in the design and construction of Sutter’s largest hospital replacement project.
Features:
- 274 new beds
- Diagnostic and treatment centers
- 1200 space subterranean parking
- Living roofs (or “green roofs”)
- Viscous Wall Dampers, 1st in the U.S.
- 12-story acute care facility
- Structural System: Steel Moment frame with viscous dampers
- Service: New Design
Benefits:
- Reduced steel frame weight
- Enhanced seismic performance
Photos by Brett Drury
Project Team
Jay Love
Senior Principal
I spent time as a child in Turkey and am a theater fan.
Dave Martin
Associate
I’m from New Hampshire, famous for maple syrup, election years, and cows.
David Lam
Project Engineer
Back in high school I had an afro. A very large afro.
Noel Raine
Design Engineer
I played soccer in high school and still love to play!
Dan Sloat
Associate
I am an amateur board game designer.
Travis Chrupalo
Project Engineer
Design engineer in the Oakland office.
Devon Lumbard
Group Director, Principal
I taught Statics and Concrete Design courses at Portland State University.
Jay Yin
Associate Principal
I immigrated to the United States from Taiwan when I was 13, and grew up in Maryland.
Simon Wong
Project Engineer
As a kid I was always interested in how things were constructed and marveled at the skyscrapers in San Francisco.
Laura Rice
Associate
I’m an avid sewer and crafter and love trying out new projects.
Yiling Lin
CAD/BIM Manager
BIM Manager in the Oakland office.
