Kaiser Permanente Oakland New Cancer Center
Services at the six-story steel frame structure include radiation therapy, education classes, pharmacy, neurology, pediatric rehabilitation and adult physical therapy.

Kaiser Permanente, Oakland Cancer Care Center, Medical Office Building

Degenkolb designed this 165,000 square foot, $59 million medical office building with 50 provider offices and a cancer treatment center. Services at the six-story steel frame structure include radiation therapy, education classes, pharmacy, neurology, pediatric rehabilitation and adult physical therapy. The structural system is a buckling restrained braced frame supported on concrete basement walls and a mat foundation. The foundation design utilized drilled piers to control displacements at the heavy concentrated loads of the linear accelerator vault and the adjacent parking garage two-story basement. Unique project features included load dock access to the building adjacent to an existing hotel and existing creek that transitioned to a culvert that travels underneath the loading dock ramp.

Features:

  • 50 provider offices
  • Cancer treatment center
  • Load dock access to building adjacent to an existing hotel
  • LINAC (linear accelerator)

Benefits:

  • Multiple services, including pharmacy, neurology, and pediatric rehabilitation, and radiation therapy

Photos by Mikki Piper

Project Stats
Client Kaiser Permanente, NBBJ,
Square Footage 165,000
Construction Cost $59 million
Completion Date May 2009
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