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In the dynamic field of healthcare, the role of the architect is paramount. Architectural methods and designs improve patients' outcomes, comfort family members and enhance safety and efficiency of staff. Smith+Associates Architects stay abreast of new healthcare techniques and develop creative solutions for hospitals and other healthcare providers.


 

mri Tower-A Renovations
mri Primary Medicine Center
mri ICU Phase II: MICU
mri ICU Phase I: CCU
mri Unity Health at Spencerport
mri Inpatient Imaging
mri Outpatient Imaging
mri Women and Children's Hospital of Buffalo - MRI Suite Expansion & Renovation
mri Buffalo Neuroimaging Analysis Center (BNAC)
mri Non-Invasive Surgery Suite
mri Cardiac Surgery Suite Expansion and Renovation
mri MRI Suite

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Cardiac Surgery Suite Expansion and Renovation

"From the first moment Smith+Associates Architects understood the scope of the project and listened attentively when we described what we wanted to accomplish... they were engaged, motivated and organized. They took, what were, at the time, random thoughts, and began to make them a reality." - Robin E. Flint, Director, Cardiac Services, Kaleida Health

Project No.: 05014.b

Location: Buffalo, New York

Client: Kaleida Health

Area: 23,000 SF

Construction Complete: June 2007

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The Cardiac Surgery Suite Project encompassed the renovation of approximately 23,000 sq. ft. of space on the 6th floor and was connected to the renovation of 8,600 sq. ft. on the 7th floor. It consisted of the relocation and expansion of the waiting room, patient holding area and family conference rooms, as well as all support spaces including the employee break room, lockers, and toilets. The 6th floor work also included the renovation of three catheterization labs and the addition of two new ones. Construction phasing and interdisciplinary coordination were also critical factors.