P W Professional Work
1 00-05
2 06-11
VCA Battle Ground
3 12-15
NWVS Linac Addition
4 16-21
El Cajon Animal Shelter
5 22-25
SF Veterinary Specialists
Thrive Scottsdale Animal Hospital
6 26-33 Miscellaneous Designs
Tenant Fit out 03.15.21
Greg Jablonski Ellie Becker
VCA Battle Ground
Located in the beautiful paci c northwest, VCA Battle Ground Animal Hospitals is a project I am quite proud of. is project initially begun in early 2016 before taking a very long hiatus and restarting in late 2019. Because of this I’ve been involved at every level of the project, from schematic design, to drafting work, to project management and construction administration. In the project restart we worked closely with MFA-Architects who lead the shell design. e coordination of a fresh ground up build allowed us to employ very intentional design strategies.
Charles Fox
Diagram: Lobby design with concepts, materials, and furniture specifications VCA BATTLE GROUND ANIMAL HOSPITAL - LOBBY DESIGN
Reception Desk
Ceiling: Lights, Sound Baffles, and Painted Structure & HVAC
Reception and Waiting Area
Exam Workstation
Charles Fox
Standalone Ground-Up 08.30.19 1,944SQFT
Clackamas, OR Jamie Prawshaw
NWVS Linac Addition
While not as complex as the famous particle accelerator in Switzerland which researches anti-matter, is 2,000sqft linear accelerator addition to the Northwest Veterinary Specialists campus, was by far the most complex project I've embarked on. With a 7.5 ton Linear accelerator delivering radiation treatment, e build required a complex concrete vault, with up to 4 feet thick sections, and the requirement for 3” thick lead shielding for any penetration. e design involved in depth coordination with our structural, electrical and mechanical engineers, as well as adherence to a 178 page reference document from the manufacturer, as well as their install team.
Charles Fox
Design Reference
Varian LINAC
Treatment Room and Animal Housing
Treatment Room and Charting Stations
Charles Fox
03
El Cajon Animal Shelter
My Team as well as the folks at Ferguson Pape Baldwin Architects Worked with e City of El Cajon to develop their new Animal Shelter. While FPBA was well versed in commercial architecture, our team was brought in to lead the design of all the animal spaces, including animal housing, adoption areas, and a treatment area. When it comes to building types, shelters have to manage a high level of abuse, odors, and sound. e design we provided gives a good circulation between the separated public and private areas, and provides an aesthetically pleasing design to the larger challenges we needed to solve.
Charles Fox
Tony Cochrane FPBA
Tenant Fit out 06.01.19
Overall Floor Plan
Medical/Intake Animal Housing
Public Adoption Medical & Animal Service Public Function Employee Areas
Treatment Core
Exterior Feature: Intergrates into the Cat Adoption Room
Cat Adoption Room
Charles Fox
04
SF Veterinary Specialists
When it comes to comprehensive animal care, is hospital ticked all the boxes. ey o ered general practice care, Emergency 24hr care, Specialty services such as that of a neurologist or an oncologist, and had the ability for in house imaging (X-ray, MRI & CT). To achieve this we needed to redesign their existing 24 hour hospital and expand it into the neighboring space. e design had to accommodate quirky existing conditions and level changes, as well as plan for signi cant phasing due to a lack of staging area for the contractor, and because of the requirement to remain fully operational during construction. e project was fully permitted with a contractor on board, but for reasons speci c to the client, the project didn’t get constructed.
Charles Fox
Alyssa Kampf Michael Gordon
Tenant Fit out 01.15.18
Perspective: Break Room & Continuing Education
Charles Fox
Thrive Scottsdale
e rive Scottsdale team, was out growing their existing practice, but rather than looking for a new location for them to call home, they decided to expand into the building next door. e project that then occured was the complete renovation of their new 20,000sf aquisition.
e project carries over some of the specialties from the previous space such as oncology, cardiology, nuerology, and internal medicine, as well as 5 new surgery suites; ese functions happen on the second oor. e focus on the rst oor was on triage and ICU, exam rooms, and isolation accomodations.
Charles Fox
Xuanxu Chen Shabnam Shaheed
Tenant Fit out 10.15.25 EST.
Plan: 2nd Floor
Vinyl Graphic: Chosen Office Competition Submission
Interior & Industrial Design Various sizes 2016-2019
Individual Work
Miscellaneous Designs
I occasionally took on smaller project opportunities as schedules would allow. ese would usually consist of 3d visualizations, design assistance, or help with products and materials.
As a designer, I believe people bene t from using other creative avenues when possible, because the experiences will o en require problem solving from a di erent frame of reference.
e vinyl wall graphic, Virtual Reality panoramas, material palettes, and the lobby design are a few examples of when I was able to deviate from the typical design process.
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VIRTUAL VISUALIZATIONS
CENTRAL VICTORIA: ER TREATMENT
When it comes to collaboration with clients, I’ve found the benefits that come from engaging the client in visualizing the space virtually. Immersive VR allows those outside of the field to understand the space in 3 dimensions rather two dimensional techniques. By being able to involve this type of tool, our teams have been able to identify and solve potential issues that may have come up otherwise. The visualization often yields excitement for the client and the client’s team which I also find to be very beneficial.
CENTRAL VICTORIA: SPECIALTY TX
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MATERIAL PALETTES
One aspect of hospital design that really makes a difference is the selection of materials and finishes. We needed to pick materials that were highly durable, easily maintained, and had a cohesive aesthetic. Having realized the large quantity of materials being specified, I worked with the client to come up with standard material palettes boxes, where materials were nicely organized on stacked boards.
Front of House
Reference: Axon printed on reverse side of lid gives locational reference to the materials shown in the inserts below.
Information Inserts: Laser cut 1/8” Melamine boards with adhered materials.
Construction: Laser cut 1/8” Melamine boards with adhered materials.
