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Design is the crux of what we do. Throughout the generations, Page has promised, and delivered, design that makes lives better. We believe buildings are important for what they do and for the positive impact they make on individual lives.

That’s why we have a solution-driven project focus that results in life-enhancing buildings and places. Our multidisciplinary services allow complete integration from conceptualization to engineering to interiors and more, resulting in an improved client experience and final product.

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Firm Overview Page is known for our well-researched program-driven solutions aided by integrated multidisciplinary expertise and a strategic mindset.

We bring global thinking and experience to bear on projects that build communities. Our portfolio reflects a commitment to visionary design, a record of innovation and fresh ideas, and most importantly, demonstrated success with complex projects.

We develop a uniquely created design for every project that reflects the building type, client, need, and location. We take pride in knowing that a Page project is one of the best possible solutions to the needs of its multiple stakeholders from owner to operator to neighbor.

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Page Healthcare Page believes the roots of Healthcare design must always remain focused on issues of a human level. It is more than a business; it is a commitment to creating positive experiences for patients, families, visitors, and staff. Health facilities must be sustainable, affordable, and comforting.

We elevate the design experience by creating environments that improve not only individual lives but entire communities.

Almost eight decades ago, Page embarked on a journey promoting health and wellness with the design of Brackenridge Hospital, the first public hospital in Texas. Today, as global healthcare design leaders, our passion for creating adaptive and innovative healing environments extends from community clinics to academic medical centers.

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Ambulatory / Outpatient Facilities

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Ambulatory and Outpatient Services

Health Leadership Kurt Neubek, FAIA . LEED AP,

Ambulatory care accounts for approximately one-third of health care spending in the United States, slightly more than inpatient care, according to the Health & Human Services’ Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.

For many conditions, an ambulatory care facility can be a more efficient and convenient setting for diagnosis and treatment. The new generation of ambulatory care buildings achieves this by providing much more than clinic space. The latest designs encourage continuous improvement; accommodate changing care practices, technologies, and relationships between physicians and hospitals; meet the needs of a growing, more urbanized population; provide services that attract new patients to health systems; and even take into consideration the requirements of future inpatients.

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Beth Carroll, AIA, LEED AP, EDAC, ACHA

Like traditional hospital buildings, ambulatory facilities require careful planning that matches the physical environment to the needs of the community as efficiently as possible. Our healthcare leadership and team prides themselves on being at the forefront of these emerging ambulatory care design trends:

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Kregg Elsass, AIA

§ Lean process improvement

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§ Telehealth Services / Staff Accomodation § Future Flexibility § Population-Growth Tracking

Brian Martin, AIA . LEED AP

§ Combined Services; Urgent / Ambulatory

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Case Study The University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School Health Transformation Building Austin, Texas PROJECT DETAILS Project Size 233,000 Square Feet

Services Provided Architecture / MEP Engineering / Fire Protection Engineering / Interiors / Consulting

Page is the prime architect on all University of Texas buildings in the Medical District. In association with ZGF Architects, Page is the architect of record on the Health Transformation and Health Discovery Buildings, as well as a parking garage.

The 233,000-square-foot, 10-story Health Transformation Building is an innovative advancement of the medical office building concept that connects to the Health Discovery Building via a five-level “dry lab”, enabling collaboration and translational research among medical professionals and clinical researchers. The 1,120-vehicle parking garage is adjacent to the Health Transformation Building for convenient access.

There are three floors and 130,000 SF of clinics located within the Health Transformation Building. These are designed to accommodate outpatient clinics, physician offices, and educational spaces and are to be shared with Dell Medical School’s partner, Seton Healthcare Family.

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Case Study Houston Methodist Houston, Texas

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PROJECT DETAILS Project Size 4M+ Square Feet

Services Provided Master Planning / Architecture / Engineering / Interiors / Programming

Page has been engaged with Houston Methodist over the last 10 years as the system has implemented their strategic growth initiatives throughout the expanding Houston area, creating ease of access to healthcare services. Projects have included system-wide program analysis for location placement of service lines, master planning of greenfield healthcare campuses and acquired existing hospital campuses, as well as design services for implementation of new construction, expansion and renovation of buildings that include hospitals, medical office buildings, freestanding emergency department, central utility plants and parking structures. Page has completed four 162,000 square foot medical office buildings for Houston Methodist at West Houston and The Woodlands Campuses.

Houston Methodist Health System Project Experience: Houston Methodist West Master Plan + Hospital Phases 1-2 Houston Methodist Woodlands Master Plan + Hospital PH 1-2 Houston Methodist Emergency Care Clinic Prototype(s) Houston Methodist The Woodlands Childbirth Center Houston Methodist Dunn Tower / Labor and Delivery Renovation Houston Methodist The Woodlands Parking Garage and Skybridge Houston Methodist The Woodlands Dialysis Houston Methodist The Woodlands MOB1 Houston Methodist West Cancer Center Houston Methodist West Child Birth Center Houston Methodist West Infusion Center Renovation Houston Methodist West ICU Houston Methodist Baytown Emergency Center Houston Methodist Clear Lake Master Plan + Hospital Expansion Houston Methodist Sugar Land MOB Houston Methodist Baytown Master Plan + Hospital Expansion Houston Methodist West MOB2 Houston Methodist West Outpatient Imaging Department Houston Methodist West Medical Surgical Unit Houston Methodist Cypress Master Plan + Hospital Houston Methodist Cypress MOB1 Houston Methodist Child Care Center

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Case Study Kelsey Seybold Health System Houston, Texas

PROJECT DETAILS Project Size 10,000 Square Feet

Services Provided Architecture / Engineering / Interiors / Programming

Page has created unique healthcare solutions, using the Kelsey-Seybold pod module concept as a starting point. The plan provides an incredibly efficient space for both staff andpatients. The pod concept and the universality of system standards allows for a high level of flow control for materials between staff, patient, and public spaces. This promotes easy wayfinding for patients and better work environment for staff.

Each of the clinics welcomes patients with a Kelsey-Seybold branded rotunda entry that efficiently channels patients into decentralized registration and waiting areas. Utilizing universal exam room concepts, each of the clinics groups 4-10 physicians with similar practices in pods that share staff stations and priority one support spaces. Patients and staff flow into the pods at opposite ends of the circulation, thus providing high staff efficiency throughout the entire clinic and a non-stressful, consumer-oriented experience for the patients. All locations offer primary and specialty care, as well as lab and imaging / D&T services.

The Kelsey-Seybold Clinic includes: Main Campus Expansion (47,000 square feet), Meyerland Plaza Shopping Center (72,000 square feet), Downtown Houston Clinic (23,000 square feet), and Cinco Ranch in Katy, Texas (16,000 square feet).

Following Kelsey Seybold Project Experience: Kelsey Seybold at Cinco Ranch Kelsey Seybold at Meyerland Plaza Kelsey Seybold Main Campus Cancer Center Expansion Kelsey Seybold Master Planning Kelsey Seybold Shops at Houston Center Kelsey Seybold Sienna Plantation Kelsey Seybold One Story Clinic - Missouri City Kelsey Seybold Houston Esperson Suite T4 Kelsey Seybold at Fairfield

Case Study Department of Veterans Affairs Lincoln Outpatient Clinic Lincoln, Nebraska PROJECT DETAILS Project Size 178,000 Square Feet

Services Provided Architecture / Medical Planning / Interiors / Programming / Sustainability

This Design/Build lease-back clinic for the VA is newly constructed and adjacent to the existing clinic as a replacement facility. The clinic is equipped with a diverse group of outpatient services, including clinics for women, mental health, dental, eye, diagnostic imaging, audiology, lab, USP800 compounding pharmacy, multi-specialty, and primary care, to serve the Veterans in Lincoln and the surrounding area. The primary care clinic is set up utilizing the VA’s Patient Aligned Care Team (PACT) model for team-based holistic care.

The interior design reflects that of other VA clinics in the region for regional branding of VA facilities. A few innovative design elements include a grand stair in an effort to promote wellness and provide ease of connectivity between the two levels for both staff and patients. Another element is a centralized check-in and kiosk registration on each level to decrease wait times and proximity and distance from clinics. The two-story structure is comprised of stone and brick masonry exterior walls with a steel building structure. The clinic is designed for sustainability with a Two Green Globes certification.

Case Study Spring Valley Medical Plaza and Parking Garage Houston, Texas PROJECT DETAILS Project Size 83,500 Square Feet MOB 92,000 Square Feet Parking Garage

Services Provided Architecture / Medical Planning / Interiors / Programming / Sustainability

Spring Valley Medical Plaza houses 83,500 square feet of medical office space in six floors, plus 92,766 square feet of an integrated four-story parking garage. A small footprint limits the availability of surface parking, requiring the four floors of garage to handle the majority of parking. Tenant spaces occupy the 4th through 6th floors, with an additional highly-visible 3,000-square-foot medical spa and retail space on the first floor.

The 14,168-square-foot Ambulatory Surgical Center features five surgery rooms. It also has seven pre-op and seven post-op spaces, some of which are cubicles and others are private rooms. A related Restorative Health Facility Suite on another floor is for patients in need of longer recovery. That space features five private patient rooms with en suite bathrooms, a centralized staff station, and a small waiting room for visitors. Staff and support spaces for the 24-hour facility include a lounge, manager’s office, pantry, and pharmacy to provide anything that a recovering patient may need.

The building lobby is accessible from the first floor via a covered drive and walkway that create a more intimate approach with a smaller scale, custom paving pattern, warm brick, and wood materials. The interiors throughout are modern and clean, with a focus on white and gray materials which promote a calm and healing atmosphere. An aluminum blade and perforated panel system masks the garage levels and allows for natural ventilation, tying into the curtain wall above on the south side. Programmable LED lighting affixed with custom designed attachments accents the blade system and solidifies a graphic identity for the building when viewed from the adjacent major interstate.

Case Study Cone Health Drawbridge Health and Wellness Center Greensboro, North Carolina PROJECT DETAILS Project Size 158,000 Square Feet

Services Provided Architecture / Engineering / Interiors / Planning / Programming

Cone Health set out on a journey to transform healthcare with the creation of the Drawbridge Health and Wellness Center. Drawbridge has introduced a true wellness component into the fabric of the community and the lives served by Cone Health. The Drawbridge Health and Wellness Center brings together community spaces to engage and teach healthy eating, to understand the makeup of a healthy body, and to nurture and replenish when needed through emergency or clinical care. The new Med Center Drawbridge campus captures the wellness experience while providing a convenient location for Cone Health emergency services, imaging services, and diagnostics, as well as a wide array of clinic offerings from primary care to orthopedics and oncology including an infusion center.

Wellness is incorporated into the design and program of this facility – both indoors and outdoors. Programs such as teaching classrooms and facilities for fitness, rehabilitation, basketball, and aquatic sports are included to augment this community-focused facility.

In order to maximize the site usage, Cone Health chose to develop an integrated parking facility attached directly to the wellness complex. This affords more site area to be fully developed for outdoor activities and garden spaces while allowing direct and protected connection for patrons with exceptionally short travel distances and easy accessibility to the building amenities.

Enhanced by outdoor gardens, the building is exceptionally engaging with great views to nature. The campus is woven into the greater Greensboro community as a destination site with direct connection to the Bicentennial Trail for both cycling and jogging.

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Case Study Children’s Health Andrew’s Institute for Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Complex Plano, Texas PROJECT DETAILS Project Size 200,000 Square Feet

Services Provided Architecture / Programming / Planning / Interiors / Furniture Planning

More than 2.5 million children are treated each year for sport-related injuries. In response to this increasingly growing number, Dr. Andrews, co-founder of the Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center, collaborated with Children’s Health to create a premier pediatric Sports Medicine Health and Wellness Complex that aims to greatly reduce the number of children’s injuries and provide educational programs for wellness and injury prevention.

The four-story Specialty Center II is located on the Plano Health Campus and includes an embedded ambulatory surgical center with eight operating rooms. This facility continues the mission of Children’s Health to “Make life better for children through the advancement of additional clinics, outpatient imaging and community based physician practices.” In addition, the Specialty Center II contains both a leading sports training center and an integrated sports rehab facility utilizing state-of-the-art therapies for wellness and recovery.

The Andrew’s Institute occupies the first two levels of the building. In addition to the ambulatory surgical center, outpatient services offered at the facility include athletic performance training, physical therapy, outpatient imaging, and pediatric orthopaedics clinics. Patients have access to a continuum of care beginning with wellness training and nutrition counseling to surgery, rehabilitation, and therapy. The outdoor athletic performance training field has an observation platform for family viewing and performance evaluation.

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Case Study Chickasaw Nation Medical Center Ada, Oklahoma PROJECT DETAILS Project Size 358,000 Square Feet

Services Provided Architecture / Civil Engineering / Interior Design / MEP Engineering / Planning / Programming / Medical Planning

Chickasaw and other Native American culture and art influenced the design of this 72-bed replacement hospital located on a 230-acre rural site on tribal lands. The 358,000-squarefoot medical center is strongly tied to its site, region, and local culture. Patterns in basket weaving and textiles inspired fenestration and surface treatment of elevations and floors, while traditional Chickasaw colors with spiritual and cultural meaning influenced color selection throughout the building. The whole site is seen as a healing environment. There is no explicit “healing garden” but rather a whole series of landscape spaces for rejuvenation.

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The medical center features a Level III emergency department, ambulatory surgery facility, diabetes care center, dental clinic, diagnostic imaging center, women’s health center, administrative offices, and tribal health programs. It was designed to be more than just a healthcare facility for the Chickasaw Nation. A public space referred to as the “town center” occupies the mid-point of the building and separates hospital and clinic functions. The town center becomes a meeting place, a source of information about health services, and an emblem of the Chickasaw Nation’s commitment to universal healthcare and the well-being of its people.

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The building makes strategic use of glass in order to provide daylight in patient areas while orienting the bed tower north-south to minimize solar heat gain. Every patient room is given generous landscape views, uncluttered by roads, cars, or other such intrusions. Larger visitor spaces in patient rooms, pleasant community rooms on the patient floors, as well as the central gathering space in the town center all provide for the larger community’s participation in healthcare.

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Case Study CHRISTUS Bossier Emergency Hospital Bossier City, Louisiana PROJECT DETAILS Project Size 24,000 Square Feet

Services Provided Architecture / MEP Engineering / Fire Protection Engineering / Interiors / Consulting

The CHRISTUS Bossier Emergency Hospital functions as a “micro-hospital,” offering 24/7 access to emergency physicians, six short-stay inpatient beds, outpatient advanced imaging, and diagnostic laboratory services.

The emergency department includes two major treatment rooms (Trauma), eight exam / treatment rooms with triage, and a decontamination room. There is a dedicated covered ambulance drop off. The imaging department serves inpatients and outpatients with anticipated provisions for gen / rad, MRI, CT scan, ultrasound and mammography.

Additional Ambulatory / Outpatient Experience

Department of Veterans Affairs Austin Outpatient Clinic / Austin, Texas

Advanced Heart Associates Medical Office Building / Plano, Texas

The Center for ENT Houston New Office / Houston, Texas

Healthcare Associates Medical Office Building / Irving, Texas

Pheobe Putney Memorial Hospital Meredyth Medical Office Building II / Albany, Georgia

Texas Children’s Hospital Austin Specialty Care Clinic / Austin, Texas

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Healthcare for the Homeless / Houston, Texas

The University of Texas at Dallas Brain Performance Institute / Dallas, Texas

Schofield Barracks Clinic / Wahiawa, Hawaii

Modern Spine / Sugar Land, Texas

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Aston Ambulatory Care Center Renovation / Dallas, Texas

Legacy Medical Village Medical Office Building / Plano, Texas

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Page Select Healthcare Clients

Al Khalidi Hospital (JV) Amman, Kingdom of Jordan American Mission Hospital Manama, Bahrain Arnold Palmer Children’s Hospital Orlando, Florida Awali Hospital (JV) Awali, Bahrain Banner Health Various Locations Bay Area Regional Medical Center Webster, Texas Baylor All Saints Women’s Hospital Fort Worth, Texas Baylor Medical Center Carrollton; Dallas; Plano, Texas Baylor Scott & White Austin; Cedar Park; Round Rock; Temple; Buda; Pfugerville; Plano, Texas Brackenridge Children’s Hospital of Austin Austin, Texas Brackenridge Hospital (JV) Austin, Texas Bridgeport Doctors’ Hospital Bridgeport, Texas Children’s Medical Center Legacy Plano, Texas CHRISTUS Corpus Christi; Beaumont, Texas DeBakey-Aliyev Cardiovascular Center Baku, Azerbaijan Department of Veterans Affairs Austin; Birmingham; Dallas; Fort Worth; Houston; Tampa; Reno; Fresno; Schuylerville; San Antonio, Texas Doctors’ Regional Medical Center Corpus Christi, Texas Driscoll Children’s Hospital Corpus Christi; Brownsville; McAllen, Texas General Care Centers (JV) Kingdom of Jordan Hamad Medical Corporation Doha, Qatar Harris County Hospital District Houston, Texas Harris Methodist - Hurst, Euless, Bedford Bedford, Texas Harris Methodist Fort Worth Fort Worth, Texas Harris Methodist Southwest Fort Worth, Texas HCA Chattanooga, Tennessee; Covington, Louisiana; Dallas, Texas; Denver, Colorado; Kansas City, Missouri 26

Healthcare for the Homeless - Houston Houston, Texas Healthcare Realty Trust Elgin, Illinois; San Antonio, Texas Hospital Interamericano de Medicina Avanzada Caguas, Puerto Rico Houston Methodist Hospital System Baytown; Clear Lake; Pearland; The Woodlands; West Houston, Texas Jinzhou New Area Medical Center Dalian, China Johns Hopkins Health System Baltimore, Maryland Kaiser Permanente Highland Ranch, Colorado Kaiser Permanente Eagle County Edwards, Colorado Kaiser Permanente Summit County Frisco, Colorado KDC Dallas, Texas King Abdul Aziz Royal Naval Hospital Jubail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Larimer County Fort Collins, Colorado Medical City Khasm Al Aan (JV) Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital Houston, Texas Memorial Hospital Northwest Houston, Texas Memorial Hospital Southwest Houston, Texas Memorial Medical Center Port Lavaca, Texas Memorial / Sisters of Charity Health Network Kingwood, Texas Memorial Southeast Hospital Houston, Texas National Naval Medical Center Bethesda, Maryland National Taiwan University (JV) Taipei, Taiwan, China Orlando Regional Health System Orlando, Florida Peebles Replacement Hospital Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands Physiological Training Facility Beale AFB, California Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas Dallas, Texas Prince Hamza Medical Center (JV) Amman, Kingdom of Jordan

Ambulatory / Outpatient Facilities

Qatar National Health Facility Master Plan Doha, Qatar Royal Saudi Naval Base Jubail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Salmaniya Medical Center (JV) Manama, Bahrain Saudi Arabian National Guard Hospital Al Hasa, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Scientific Research Center and Liver Hospital (JV) Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Scott & White Memorial Hospital Temple, Texas Sherwood Forest Hospital Mansfield, United Kingdom Specialty Care Center (JV) Marka, Kingdom of Jordan Specialty Care Center (JV) Zarqa, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital Sugar Land, Texas Saint Francis Health System Tulsa, Oklahoma Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) Clinic (JV) Mons, Belgium Texas Children’s Hospital Houston, Texas; Austin, Texas Texas Children’s West Campus Houston, Texas Tulane Medical Center Hospital New Orleans, Louisiana University of Maryland Medical Center Baltimore, Maryland University of Texas Dental Branch Houston, Texas University of Texas Tyler, Texas University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Houston, Texas University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston; League City, Texas University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas Dallas, Texas USACE Composite Medical Facilities Cannon AFB, New Mexico; Whiteman AFB, Missouri USAF Naval Air Station II, Sigonella, Sicily, Italy USAF Aviano Air Base, Italy USAF Nellis AFB, Nevada

USAF Lackland AFB, Texas USAF Flight Medicine Clinic Aviano Air Base, Italy USAF - Hawaii Air National Guard Hickam AFB, Hawaii USAF Naval Air Station II, Sigonella, Sicily, Italy USAF Aviano Air Base, Italy USAF Nellis AFB, Nevada USAF Lackland AFB, Texas USAF - Hawaii Air National Guard Hickam AFB, Hawaii USAF Dental Clinic Holloman AFB, New Mexico USAF Hospital Dyess AFB, Texas USAF (NATO) Hospital Aviano Air Base, Italy USAF Medical Center Keesler AFB, Mississippi USAF Primary Care Clinic Kirtland AFB, New Mexico USAF Replacement Clinic Eielson AFB, Alaska United States Army Medical / Dental Clinic (JV) Sinop, Turkey VA Austin Outpatient Clinic Austin, Texas VA Birmingham Primary Care Annex Birmingham, Alabama VA Dallas Dallas, Texas VA Houston Houston, Texas VA Reno Reno, Nevada VA Satellite Outpatient Clinic Ft. Worth, Texas VA Tampa Tampa, Florida Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center (JV) Lackland AFB, Texas William Beaumont Army Medical Center Fort Bliss, Texas Winnie Palmer Woman & Infants NICU Expansion Orlando, Florida World Health Organization Suleimeniyeh, Northern Iraq

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“Visiting the doctor can cause inconvenience, disruption, even anguish. Building a brand for a medical practice relies heavily on the patient experience. Every aspect of the medical office building plays a role in creating consistent and pleasant experiences. We work with our clients to provide innovative design solutions that enhance the healing process. ” MARISSA YU, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP

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