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ABOUT US Firm Introduction Hobbs+Black Architects, founded in 1965, is one of the top 10 largest architectural firms in Michigan and nationally recognized as one of the Top 300 Design Firms by Architectural Record (2019). Over 70 dedicated professionals provide architectural, interior design, and related consulting services from our offices in Ann Arbor, Lansing, and Phoenix. Our diversified practice meets design challenges that often require extensive research and innovation. As a full-service architecture firm, we provide our clients with complete support from conceptual study to construction administration, including the following: > Facility Audit and Site Analysis > Site Planning, Design, and Zoning > Facility Programming > Master Planning > Architectural Design > Space Planning > Contract Document Development > Interior Design and Procurement > Signage Design and Implementation > Relocation Management > Post Occupancy Evaluation > LEED Design and Management
P r o j e c t E x p e r i e n c e & A pp r o a c h The Hobbs+Black Healthcare Studio’s experience includes new facility design as well as renovation and conversion of existing facilities for hospitals, physicians, and commercial developers. The types
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With detailed programming input, Hobbs+Black will translate a facility program into a facility design that is aesthetically appropriate, functionally efficient, and can accommodate future changes.
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Illuminated exterior demonstrating how the white petals of the exterior skin begin to unfold
PHOENIX CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL WEST PAVILION EXPANSION PHOENIX, ARIZONA
The new Phoenix Children’s Hospital West Pavilion addresses a number of service lines in need of expansion, especially the Emergency Department (ED). The new ED is designed around a 100,000 patient/year volume, four times the capacity of the previous facility, and is designed around a patient first care model. The acute care area is designed in four quadrants with the exam rooms in each, surrounding a clinical core, providing a continuous direct connection between patients and clinicians. Traffic and transport are held at the outside of the quadrants eliminating the traditional ED chaos of all traffic and services from a single corridor. Architecture for the West Pavilion reflects the existing hospital campus character. The exterior provides a combination of interest with layers of the building skin unfolding and introducing an element of whimsy. An outdoor garden is afforded near the ED entrance offering an area of respite countering the known anxiety of an emergency department. > Winner of Build Architecture Awards, Best Hospital Project (US) 2018 > ENR Southwest Regional Best Project Awards, Merit Award 2018
PHOENIX CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL WEST PAVILION EXPANSION
Parking garage wall and outdoor sculpture that is visible from the new emergency room waiting area
Nurses’ station located within the central core with access to patient rooms
PHOENIX CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL WEST PAVILION EXPANSION
Emergency room drop-off area adjacent to the new parking deck
Waiting room with commissioned acrylic artwork on the ceiling
Private infusion bays
Front entrance with McLaren color scheme
Emergency room drop-off area
MCLAREN WEST BRANCH AMBULATORY CARE CENTER WEST BRANCH, MICHIGAN
McLaren Health Care has long been involved in the West Branch community providing care through the physician’s network and has grown to a level where development of a medical center is appropriate. A site selection process was conducted and involved opportunities for new construction and redevelopment of existing sites. The selected option involves redevelopment of a former big-box retail structure located on M-76 at the perimeter of the town center. This site was selected based on high visibility, access, and the quick-to-market timeline for development and construction. Design of the building focuses on departments surrounding a major atrium space running through the building with a raised central clerestory. Centralized waiting, registration, and amenity spaces are located off the tall, day-lit space. Exterior architecture takes advantage of the linear appearance of the building to present a modern image that emphasizes the progressive strength of McLaren Health Care.
MCLAREN WEST BRANCH AMBULATORY CARE CENTER
Main lobby area
Entrance in daylight with McLaren color scheme
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MCLAREN WEST BRANCH AMBULATORY CARE CENTER
Emergency Room Nurse Station
Physical Therapy Unit
Check in area with McLaren colors
Architecture for the new front entrance
Lobby and waiting area with patient elevators
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VALLEYWISE COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CENTER - PEORIA PEORIA, ARIZONA
Valleywise Health (formerly Maricopa Integrated Health System) supports a specialized population as a safety net within the Phoenix region. With multiple facilities located across the Valley, the system offers a full array of healthcare services to patients who are often in need of assistance. Supporting this need and the shift from acute events to chronic disease management, Valleywise determined the need for development of a new ambulatory healthcare campus to be constructed in the northwest area of metropolitan Phoenix. The new West Valley Campus is developed on a 22-acre site with a threestory 127,000-square-foot ambulatory care center as basis. The new facility is developed around a full spectrum of healthcare and patient services. Planning for the development makes accommodation expansion directly to the building and on the campus. Architecture for the building reflects a major effort by Valleywise for branding of the healthcare system. The center is designed with an image that is warm and welcoming and illustrates the strength of the organization.
VALLEYWISE COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CENTER - PEORIA
Exterior of hospital with entrance driveway
Exterior of hospital illuminated at night
VALLEYWISE COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CENTER - PEORIA
Administration office area
Waiting room with glass walls
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HENRY FORD MEDICAL CENTER AT THE VILLAGE AT BLOOMFIELD BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, MICHIGAN
Henry Ford continues to grow the provider’s reputation for excellence in healthcare. The health system has earned much praise for the services provided from Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital. To support the patient base of the hospital, Henry Ford is growing their ambulatory care center network. As part of the effort, a new facility is being located at the Village at Bloomfield, a development located on the east side of Telegraph Road in Bloomfield Township. The Village at Bloomfield is a mixed-use community made up of healthcare, retail/commercial, and hospitality venues located at the juncture of Bloomfield Township and Pontiac. The Henry Ford Ambulatory Care Center involves development of an 85,000-square-foot outpatient facility with clinical diagnostic and treatment services on two floors of the facility. An interesting component is that the Center is united with the adjacent parking structure and offers direct access to each of the two floors. The program for the Village at Bloomfield site is anticipated to be developed in two phases, the first being the ambulatory care center and a second being a free-standing building that could serve a number of healthcare services, with an anticipated use as an oncology center. Architecture at the Henry Ford Medical Center at the Village at Bloomfield reflects a blend of contemporary design and the precedents of historic Henry Ford Hospital with red brick, stone, and metals.
Main Entrance Feature
HENRY FORD HEALTH CENTER - WEST BLOOMFIELD
A dynamic eyebrow canopy wraps the building
Medical center integrated with a parking structure
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Modern branding elements tie to the main hospital
OptimEyes retail with exterior entrance for store hours
Main entry and valet area at front of hospital
Building exterior to be brick and stone
HENRY FORD PLYMOUTH MARKETPLACE PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN
The Plymouth Marketplace facility is located on a site which was previously home to a Kmart store. The site is a dynamic location given its trafficked corner and proximity to the freeway, affording great access to all nearby communities. The site was previously planned for a three-story and up to 150,000-square-foot building as part of a Planned Unit Development (PUD). Under that plan, certain restrictions are required, including locating the building within the original Kmart pad area. The project will include a number of specialties including an emergency center and surgery department which will require appropriate entrances, each with a roof/canopy covering. Supporting the need for today’s specialties and for future abilities, a floor-to-floor and floor-to-roof height of 15’-6” is desired. Also required will be a generator to support the higher end medical requirements. These uses and the potential of use of the facility as a micro-hospital may require the building to be constructed to a higher code level. The building exterior is anticipated to be brick and stone and including branding for the Center that has been formatted on the initial medical center facilities which are part of this program. While the building footprint is rectangular, it will be desirable to break up the long facade. The center entrance element and use of sloped roofs will be used for this purpose.
Span of entire facility
Drivers for the project were to present a strong, dynamic, and western medicine facility, respectful of the region’s culture and with the challenge of a 5.5-acre site along a major thoroughfare
ALDARA MEDICAL CENTER RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA
CIG Elixir engaged Hobbs+Black to evaluate the potential for developing a major ambulatory campus on a site in mid-town Riyadh. The resulting master plan created a model for development of a new medical center and health system. The operational model recognizes that much of the medical effort will involve rotational physicians and management, and within that understanding, it is common to provide housing facilities. Subsequent master planning activities have involved feasibility for growth to the immediate parcels to the north and south allowing for both a women’s and children’s specialty center and a residential facility to be developed.
ALDARA MEDICAL CENTER
The red brick design establishes the permanence of the Aldara brand
The multi-story atrium links multiple services together
ALDARA MEDICAL CENTER
Building exterior at night
TUCSON MEDICAL CENTER TUCSON, ARIZONA
Tucson West Hospital provides for two distinct surgical departments: the Main Surgery Department, and the Secondary Surgery Department. The former of the two, which features 14 fully integrated operating rooms, also houses an integrated and identifiable pediatric surgical service. The second Surgery Department is an integrated component of the Medical Center’s new Orthopaedic Center of Excellence; it provides for the main Tucson Orthopedic Institute Clinical Center. Supporting the West Hospital is a new parking structure with 632 parking spaces located immediately west of the new hospital facility. Additional site development includes a new main entrance for Tucson Medical Center, improved west campus circulation, new emergency center entrance, and a new Founder’s Park. A major campus infrastructure project supports the new facilities.
TUCSON MEDICAL CENTER New operating room and equipment
Private patient room with bathroom
New nurses station with tile detail
TUCSON MEDICAL CENTER
Coffee and break area with southwest accents
Building exterior and site design reflects the region
Pediatrics waiting area and custom features for children
Valet and drop-off at main entry with glass curtain wall.
MENDELSON KORNBLUM ORTHOPEDIC & SPINE LIVONIA, MICHIGAN
The new Orthopedic and Spine Center required development of a 44,000-square-foot facility that supports diagnostic equipment, treatment areas, and rehabilitation programs. Focus programs of the new center include a major orthopedics clinic, an ambulatory surgery center, MRI, and physical therapy center along with private practice suites. Architecture for the Mendelson Kornblum Orthopedic & Spine (MKOS) Medical Building considers the surrounding residential and professional office area. Located near St. Mary Mercy Hospital, the two-story center incorporates brick and stone in the facade, which reflects the strength and patient care approach of the organization.
MENDELSON KORNBLUM ORTHOPEDIC & SPINE
Lobby and waiting area with plenty of natural light
MENDELSON KORNBLUM ORTHOPEDIC & SPINE Front facade with stone detailing and entry area curtain wall
New cafeteria seating area with flat screen
Patient check-in and waiting areas
Waiting area with fireplace
Architecture for the new center embraces the community development vision of a village
CLARKSTON MEDICAL CENTER CLARKSTON, MICHIGAN
Clarkston Medical Group acquired a 10-acre parcel to develop a new ambulatory care center. The new facility features a major diagnostics practice clinic, diagnostic imaging, urgent care, ambulatory surgery, sleep studies, and medical practice space in a three-story facility, containing 132,000 square feet. By bringing together 21 service lines of referring physicians under one roof, the building is able to provide comprehensive care to the outpatient within the same facility. The facility is constructed of brick and stone, set in a university style motif with large, expansive bay windows, trellises, and open waiting rooms. The design theme carries to the inside of the building where a large daylit atrium provides a setting of strength, permanence, and healing.
CLARKSTON MEDICAL CENTER
Facade shading screen design and detail
Front entry lobby and directory area at first floor
Facade with crosswalk and shading screen
CLARKSTON MEDICAL CENTER
Front drop-off and valet at hospital entryway
Physical Therapy Unit
Front entry seating arrangements and elevator lobby with custom terrazzo floor
COMPASS CANCER CENTER EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN
As part of their growth initiative, Compass Health Care developed a Community Cancer Center in East Lansing, Michigan. The new Cancer Center provides for radiation and oncology, with a long range plan to offer medical infusion. Architecture for the Community Cancer Center reflects technological innovation, along with an expression of a wellness oriented center. Exterior materials consist of masonry, stone, and glass.
Patient check-in and waiting area seating arrangements
Building exterior details with stone and brick
Transitional atrium and passageway connecting hospital areas
ST MARY MERCY HOSPITAL LIVONIA, MICHIGAN
Major emphasis for the St. Mary Mercy development program involved conversion of the hospital’s 304 licensed beds to an all private model. The approach involved constructing a new patient tower that incorporated 80 private medical-surgical beds, with variable acuity. Upon the completion of the new patient tower, all of the hospital’s remaining patient beds were converted to private status. The facilities master plan supported the much needed replacement of the Emergency Department, which was relocated on the first floor of the new tower; capabilities include supporting a 60,000-patient visit model and a new Graduate Medical Education (GME) Center.
ST MARY MERCY HOSPITAL Central circulation atrium and seating areas
ST MARY MERCY HOSPITAL Custom patient check-in reception desk and terrazzo floor pattern
Patient treatment room
Private patient room and bathroom
Nursing and doctor work stations
Custom reception desk at patient check-in area and seating area
SPARROW IONIA HOSPITAL IONIA, MICHIGAN
The new Sparrow Ionia Hospital was developed as a critical access hospital providing all major healthcare diagnostic and treatment spaces. The replacement hospital contains 22 private inpatient beds, a surgery department with two state-of-the-art operating rooms, two procedure suites, a 12-private-room emergency department, and an imaging suite with all diagnostics. An outpatient clinic provides for rotating physician services, infusion, and a sleep studies clinic. Architecture for the new facility considers the importance of the new hospital to the Ionia community and establishment of the Sparrow brand. The two-story building is constructed of brick and stone and embraces a main entrance tower that has been established on Sparrow Hospital’s Main Campus in Lansing. This is a LEED for Healthcare certified project.
SPARROW IONIA HOSPITAL Waiting area off of main lobby and directory
SPARROW IONIA HOSPITAL Main entry and valet area at front of hospital
New operating room and equipment
New meeting / classroom work space
Front entry detail
BEAUMONT HOSPITAL TAYLOR, MICHIGAN
Exterior of hospital at night
Formerly known as Oakwood Heritage Hospital, the merger with Beaumont Health system has strengthened the brand for the comprehensive medical campus. The program for Beaumont Hospital - Taylor is a comprehensive embodiment of diagnostics, treatment (both surgical and non-surgical), rehabilitation, and research. With both inpatient and ambulatory services, the Bone and Joint Institute focuses on the hospital’s surgical service with four new state-of-the-art orthopedic based operating suites and four renovated operating suites. The intent is to provide a patient, family, and staff focused hospitality environment which will include all private preparation and recovery rooms, as well as a new Pain Management Center. A new 12-bed all private Inpatient Unit is provided to support the Institute’s goals with bariatric services, on-site physical rehabilitation and wellness training, and family-integrated operations. The existing Heritage Hospital is contemporary in style with multiple courtyards, breaking up the mass of the facility. Combined with a nature-oriented focus, the Bone and Joint Institute continues with the use of brick, stone, wood, and glass to
Front entry lighting and roof canopy
transition the outdoors to the interior.
Front entry valet and drop off
Front of new building
NORTHVILLE HEALTH CENTER NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN
The Northville Health Center for The University of Michigan Health System (UMHS) provides comprehensive health services that cater to the Western Wayne and Oakland County communities. Offering an array of diagnostic, treatment, and rehabilitation specialties, the Northville Health Center is positioned as the centerpiece of a major mixed-use, wellness-oriented community in Northville. The first phase of development contains 100,000 square feet of healthcare facilities in a two-story building with the architectural and site character signifying the strength and wellness/prevention initiatives of UMHS and supporting the character of the Northville community.
Nurse stations and patient divided areas with coordinated finishes
HEALTHCARE HONORS & AWARDS Sparrow Health System’s Herbert-Herman Cancer Center Lansing, MI > CAM Magazine, October 2018 Phoenix Children’s Hospital West Pavilion Phoenix, AZ > ENR Southwest Regional Best Project Awards, Merit Award 2018 University of Michigan Northville Health Center Northville, MI > 2014 Michigan Build Award Tucson Medical Center For Children Tucson, AZ > AZRE RED Awards 2014: Healthcare Project > Healthcare Design, Best in Category, 2012 Remodel/ Renovation Competition > ENR Southwest, Award of Merit, > Best Health Care Project Design Intelligence 333 Award Design Intelligence: Almanac of Architecture & Design 2011 > Recognized as one of America’s 333 Leading Architecture & Design Firms Firm of the Year Award > AIA Michigan, 2009 Beaumont Health System Dearborn Town Center Dearborn, MI > Development of the Year, ULI, 2009
Trenton Medical Center > Press Ganey Success Award for Patient Satisfaction, 2009 Promedica Monroe Monroe, MI > IIDA Award, 2009 > AIA Huron Valley Interior Architecture Honor Award, 2009 Bell Memorial Hospital Ishpeming, MI > Facility of the Month, Jan/ Feb 2009 HC&O News, Vol.7, No.1 Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital Center for Health Services Brownstown, MI > The Brick Industry Association Brick in Architecture Award, 2006 > Center for Health Design Architectural Showcase, 2006 > CAM Featured Article, MetroDetroit Edition, 2007 > Masonry Institute of Michigan Featured Article, Story Pole, 2007 > Architectural Contractors Trade Assn. Intex Award Winner, Millwork, 2007 > Michigan Interior Design Excellence Award Best of Category: Healthcare, 2007 > Press Ganey Summit Award for Patient Satisfaction, 2009 Beaumont Health System Trenton Ambulatory Care Trenton, MI > Center for Health Design, > Architectural Showcase, 2005
Cheboygan Memorial Health Center Cheboygan, MI > Education & Healthcare Construction Review, Featured Article, Michigan Edition, 2005 Detroit Medical Center Rehab Institute of Michigan Detroit, MI > Center for Health Design, Architectural Showcase, 2004 University Commons, Ann Arbor, MI > Masonry Institute of Michigan, M Award: Excellence in Masonry Design, 2004 Detroit Medical Center Karmanos Cancer Center Detroit, MI > Center for Health Design, Pebble Project, 2004 St Joseph Mercy Hospital Thompson Women’s Center Ann Arbor, MI > Michigan Interior Design Excellence Award, Best of Category, 2003 > Michigan Interior Design Excellence Award, Special Recognition: Creative Materials, 2003 > Michigan Interior Design Excellence Award, Special Recognition: Creative Use of Color, 2003 Borgess Medical Center Clinical Lab Kalamazoo, MI > American Institute of Architects > Advanced Technology Facilities Design, 1997
Bell Memorial Hospital entrance
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