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a room with a glass wall and plants
a building with a parking lot
Department of Veterans Affairs, Las Vegas Medical Center

WHAT WE DID

Designed the new Las Vegas Medical Campus for the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Designed this 900,000 square-foot, acute care replacement hospital facility in Las Vegas, Nevada. The seven-story hospital building houses nursing units, diagnostic and treatment areas, administrative and research facilities, and a cafeteria. In addition, the facility consists of two out-patient clinics, and administration building, a mental health building and a nursing home care unit. Also designed the central plant which holds backup generators, HVAC systems, cooling towers, radiators, etc. The Center Utility Plant was designed to contain stored energy, water tanks, and sewage tanks that would allow the facility to function for an additional 10 days on its own without outside utility sources. This $600 million project opened in August 2012.

Features:

  • New multi-building campus
  • Hospital
  • Emergency Department
  • Outpatient Clinics
  • Structural System: Steel Moment Frames with reinforced concrete diaphragms
  • Service: Design, New Construction

Benefits:

  • 10 days of emergency operation available
  • Serving 45,000 veterans

 

All photos by Brett Drury

Project Team

Jim Malley
Senior Principal

I am a third-generation San Franciscan and have never lived more than 20 miles from the City.

Andrew Scott
Practice Area Leader, Principal

I prefer to ride my bike to work – day or night, rain or shine.

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Mike Allen
Senior Associate

I am the oldest of 14 children.

Bob Pekelnicky
Senior Principal

I had always been interested in how things are put together.

Robert Graff
Principal

I enjoy running and doing my own construction projects at home.

Lucie Fougner
Office Director, Principal

When I was little I wanted to be an artist when I grew up.

Cale Ash
Group Director, Principal

I have climbed three of the five volcanoes in Washington.

Tim Nelson
Practice Area Leader, Principal

I own and play a Keytar.

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