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Kaiser Permanente, San Ramon, Medical Office Building Adaptive Reuse

Performed advanced non-linear analysis of the building to reduce the extent of seismic retrofit – saving the client more than $500,000. The project also required adapting an existing building to a medical office building function, supporting major equipment changes such as new air handlers, overhead radiology cranes, overhead partition and rolling doors, and miscellaneous MEP units. Converted this existing structural steel, moment frame building into one of Kasier’s newest MOBs. The three-story, 67,000 square-foot facility has space for 42 providers and lab, pharmacy and X-ray services, as well as areas for adult and family medicine, women’s health, sports medicine, physical therapy, dermatology, and a healthy living center.

Features:

  • Advanced Non-linear Analysis Adaptive Reuse
  • Adult and Family Medicine
  • Pediatrics
  • Women’s Health
  • Sports Medicine and Physical Therapy
  • Structural System: Structural steel, moment frame
  • Service: Design, Renovation with Seismic Strengthening

Benefits:

  • Space for 42 providers
  • Laboratory, pharmacy and X-ray services all under one roof
  • Cost savings of $500,000 using non-linear analysis
Project Stats
Client HGA Architects, Kaiser Permanente,
Square Footage 67,000
Completion Date 2013
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