New hospital at Mission Bernal brings more beds to the CPMC health system
California Pacific Medical Center, Mission Bernal Campus Replacement Hospital
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.
Project Stats
Client
SmithGroup,
Sutter Healthcare,
Square Footage
215,000
Construction Cost
$540 million
Completion Date
2018
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Staff on the Project
Daniel Miller
Design Engineer
My first "civil infrastructure" project was a small earth dam I built ...
Jim Malley
Senior Principal
I am a third-generation San Franciscan and have never lived more than ...
Ray Pugliesi
Senior Principal
I enjoy boating and tinkering on projects at our ‘family’ cabin ...
Carrie Mitchell
Principal
Oakland
- (415) 354-6464
- cmitchell@degenkolb.com
Education
M.S., Structural Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1995
B.S., Civil Engineering, University of California, Irvine, 1994
Registration
CA, Structural Engineer, 2002, License No. 4558
CA, Civil Engineer, 1998, License No. 57853
Little Known Fact
I keep my mind sharp playing Sudoku, the better to aid me as I digests the countless changes to SB 1953 regulations.
Daniel Miller
Design Engineer
Sacramento
- (916) 905-8474
- djmiller@degenkolb.com
- B.S., Civil and Environmental Engineering, Brigham Young University, 2013
- M.S., Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 2014
- Ph.D., Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 2019
Little Known Fact
My first "civil infrastructure" project was a small earth dam I built at age 9 on a creek near my childhood home. The pond it formed even attracted ducks in the springtime.
What is your unusual talent?
Loading moving trucks. It always feels like playing life-sized tetris.
Community
New Year, New Promotions
Jay Love
Senior Principal
Oakland
- (510) 250-1206
- rjlove@degenkolb.com
Education
M.S., Structural Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1980
B.S., Civil Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1979
Registration
CA, Structural Engineer, License No. 2806
CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 35034
Little Known Fact
I spent time as a child in Turkey and am a theater fan. I participated in EERI’s reconnaissance to Turkey in 1999.
Jim Malley
Senior Principal
San Francisco
- (415) 354-6419
- malley@degenkolb.com
Education
B.S., Civil Engineering University of California, Berkeley, 1980
M.Eng., Structural Engineering University of California, Berkeley, 1983
Registration
CA, Structural Engineer, License No. 3044
CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 38451
OR, Professional Engineer, Civil/Structural, License No. 64360
NV, Professional Engineer Civil/Structural, License No. 017640
WA, Professional Engineer, License No. 55143
Why did you go into structural engineering?
When I entered college, I originally was in the mechanical engineering department at Berkeley, interested in the sub-discipline of petroleum engineering (mostly because this was a few years after the energy crisis of the mid 1970’s). After learning more about what mechanical would entail, and realizing that this wasn’t going to be a good fit for my interests, I switched into Civil Engineering. Once I began taking classes in the various disciplines of Civil, I determined that structural would be the best for me, especially living in California with our exposure to earthquakes.
Little Known Fact
I am a 3rd generation San Franciscan and have never lived more than 20 miles from the City. I’ve also coached little league baseball for 30 years, which is finally coming to an end.
Question of the Day
What’s your favorite team?
SF Giants.
Ray Pugliesi
Senior Principal
San Francisco
- (415) 354-6451
- pugliesi@degenkolb.com
Education
B.S., Civil Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1987
M.S., Structural Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1989
Registration
CA, Structural Engineer, License No. 3968
CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 48086
Why did you go into structural engineering?
I grew up working construction in my father’s business. He relentlessly insisted I not “do what he does and ruin your body AND that I go to college”. And so I did, and Structural Engineering was what came most naturally.
Little Known Facts
I enjoy boating and tinkering on projects at our ‘family’ cabin at Shasta Lake.
Vegetarian.
Reuse is a hobby, and it’s not hoarding.
Question of the Day
What hobby would you go into if time and money weren’t an issue?
Salvage/Reuse Company.
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