Tenet Health

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Tenet Health’s consolidation to International Plaza in Farmers Branch, was announced June 7, 2019 by Tenet’s Chairman, Ron Rittenmeyer. In the press release statement, Ron said, “International Plaza is a great new home for our corporate headquarters and provides us with the opportunity to further enhance our working environment for the benefit of our colleagues.”

The Tenet Health project team, including Perkins&Will was formed in late 2018 during the highly confidential quiet phase of work where the team studied real estate options, developed the early program for occupancy and developed the project budget. Permits for demolition of existing improvements could not move forward until agreements were complete, at the time of the press release. The team was able to achieve completion for occupancy by December 2019. Tenet’s long-term lease in the new 13-story headquarters building is 372,000 SF. This aggressive delivery schedule required a lot of focus and dedication by many team members.

Tenet Health’s goal was to create “one enterprise” that merges the best aspect of each of their organization’s cultures. By adopting a singular philosophy and minimizing silos, synergies between all of the users will increase. The new building also allows Tenet to convey their brand and story throughout the office space. The building represents a support system, creating an environment for the people in the office to best support the people in the field. Our design team reflected this approach through messaging and branding. Walking through their space, you’ll find images of hospitals throughout, as well as images of employees working as a united team.

The design deploys a universal planning grid with flexible furniture components for any required future reconfiguration. We never imagined that a global pandemic would occur only months after occupancy. Fortunately, the workstation and office configuration allowed social distancing with few modifications.

We thank Tenet Health for the opportunity to be part of the team assembled for the project and the successful project by all!

Perkins&Will Team - Anne Kniffen, Brigitte Preston, Gardner Vass, Hoshi Brooks, Steve Breuer, Janie Blair Luft, Dana Daly, Courtney Coker, Chris Steele, Mia Kim, Katie Janson, Mary Dickenson, and Garrett Ferguson

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Level 01 - Lobby The lobby of International Plaza I exemplifies Tenet Health holistically as a company and as a culture. Clean, professional architecture adorned with warm, welcoming materials makes an inviting backdrop to tell Tenet Health’s story.

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Goal After an in-depth study into Tenet’s workplace requirements, a universal floor plan was implemented to accommodate the varying workstyles. Tenet needed a flexible template that allows for organizational changes now and into the future.

Planning principles that were essential include: - Modularity - Collaborative meeting areas - Ample daylight views - Consistent landmarks on each floor - Community spaces

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Site Context

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Level 08 - Lounge Access to daylight and collaborative spaces connect employees to each other and to the surrounding community.

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Goal Tenet Health’s new space is driven by creating “one enterprise” that merges the best of Tenet Health, Conifer, and USPI. Each organization’s culture was interlaced to enhances synergies between users and reduces silos within the workplace.

The workplace strives for cohesion in the design by connecting to the Tenet’s brand/story. Care, Compassion, and Community come to life in the design and planning of the project.

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Level 01 Lobby

Level 03 Cafe

Level 08 Executive Floor

Level 06 Open Office

Illustrated Floorplans Activities fluctuate and change as you move through the building, the flexible floorplan allows for a diverse range of work settings and amenities.

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Level 03 - Lounge When entering the Conference center, an illuminated map illustrates the impact of Tenet Health’s ever growing community.

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Storytelling

Level 03 - Seating Lounge Communal areas, such as seating lounges & collaborative zones, highlight the company’s history and milestones. At each level you are introduced to a new aspect of Tenet’s Story.

Identity overarching institutional stories; mission and values

Care stories of expertise, departments, business, services, capabilities, network

Compassion stories of humanity, patients and families, caregivers, dedication, affirmation and love

Communities stories of culture, spirit of place, neighborhoods, diversity, inclusion and kinship

Storytelling The branding approach fuses Tenet’s brand story and Perkins&Will’s design to populate messaging throughout the interior.

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Level 03 - Cafe Level 03 serves as the energetic heart of the building. A merging of differing spaces types & technologies encourage conversation and community.

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Level 03 - Cafe A spectrum of tones and materials energize the already active Cafe areas. Accent lighting indicates zones of secondary workspaces and amenities.

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Architect’s Concept Sketch

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Level 03 - Cafe 90% of equipment used throughout the building has an ENERGYSTAR rating that achieve energy efficiency.

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Level 07 - Boardroom Suite A branded wall displaying Tenet’s values seamlessly extends from the Elevator Lobby into the Boardroom Suite. Transparency and open sight lines unify executive and typical office areas furthering the value of a connected workplace culture.

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Level 07 - Boardroom Suite White Oak portals identify entries into meeting rooms in the Boardroom Suite. Branding walls showcase each Hospital and Clinic under Tenet Health’s care.

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Level 07 - Boardroom A boat shaped conference table with a sunburst marble pattern is centered underneath a floating white oak ceiling in the Boardroom.

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Level 07 - Green Room Branded Supergraphics celebrate the multiple locations in Tenet’s portfolio. The graphic locations serve as gathering space for each floor.

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Level 07 - Boardroom Suite Entry More than 95% of construction waste was averted from a landfill and recycled.

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Level 08 - Executive Corridor 38

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Level 08 - Conference Room Lighting fixture selection and lighting controls resulted in a 45.51% power reduction from baseline building standards.

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Level 07 - Break Room 80 + interior finish products disclosed sustainability transparency documents and/or material health disclosures.

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Finish Palette 299,078 pounds of existing carpet was diverged from a landfill and recycled.

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Level 05 - Meeting Room & Corridor 50

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Level 06 - Break Room 79,31% of occupants now have immediate access to daylight & exterior views 52

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Thank you!

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To our following Clients and Partners

Tenet Health Ron Rittenmeyer Executive Chairman & CEO Saum Sutaria, MD President & Chief Operating Officer Mike Maloney SVP Corporate Development Marie Quintana Executive Vice President of Communications & Chief Marketing Officer Photographer Peter Molick

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Real Estate Firm Younger Partners

Structural Engineer L.A. Fuess Partners

General Contractor Structuretone

Clinic Architect Renee Lynn + Glotta

Moody Younger Co-Managing Partner Kathy Permenter Co-Managing Partner

MEP Engineer Purdy-McGuire, Inc.

Ernie Glotta Senior Project Architect

Lighting Consultant LUM Architectural Lighting Design

Project Manager Guidon Real Estate Project Solutions

Kristin Burke, PE Project Manager

Ryan Friend Ryan Davis Steve McAfee Juan Cariaga Todd Hinkle Garrett O’Con Jody Reed Moosai Assefa - LEED

Mark Fewin Co-Founder

Civil Consultant Pacheo Koch

International Plaza Cushman & Wakefield

Jennifer Suitonu Senior Director

IT/AV/Security Novom Group

Dwayne Bratton Senior Chief Engineer

Landscape Consultant TBG

Jeff Chauza, Principal

Wes Combs Vice President

Kip Hanzlicek, PE Principal

Furniture Dealer Furniture Marketing Group Sean Corrington Kala Heffren

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