The new pediatric hospital at Stanford Health adds 521,000 sf, features two connected five-story towers on a three-story podium. Its “Z” shape allows space for gardens and provides every room a view of nature.
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford Health
American River College, Culinary Building
Designed the renovation improvements to the existing 6,000 square foot culinary arts facility along with a seismically separated 13,600 square foot addition housing new culinary instruction spaces and a full-service restaurant.
Ocosta Elementary School, Tsunami Vertical Evacuation Building, Westport, WA
Performance-based design methodologies were implemented to ensure that the structure would be able to resist a Cascadia earthquake while having sufficient capacity to resist subsequent tsunami inundation forces.
New Design
For every new building, our goal is to provide our clients with an efficient design while not compromising quality. One method we have found that fosters this is fast-track project scheduling, which reduces project schedules and saves construction cost. Through structural technologies such as sustainable and performance-based design, Degenkolb can produce a design that is more efficiently constructable while ensuring maximum seismic safety on the building.
Related Projects
University of California Davis, Bioseed Technology Laboratory
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford Health
James Rutter Middle School, Science Building, New Design
California Pacific Medical Center, Van Ness and Geary Medical Center
Stanford Health Care, Neuroscience Health Center
UC Santa Cruz, Cowell Student Health Center Expansion
