2007 Vista Awards Recipient
New Construction
Sue and Bill Gross Women’s Pavilion
Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian
Newport Beach, CA
Presented to an organization that has constructed a new facility essentially from the ground up. The new facility may be connected to an existing facility, but the building must have its own identity and be a new space.
Project Information
Number of square feet: 320, 000— 11 levels
Number of beds: 152
Project budget: $212, 000, 000
Actual cost: $201, 000, 000
Start date: October 14, 2002
Completion date: June 14, 2005
Project Description
This 11-level, 320, 000 square foot Sue and Bill GrossWomen’s Pavilion in Newport Beach, California, was completed 60 days ahead of schedule and under budget. The Project Team’s collaboration produced the first completed California hospital with an innovative structural systems combining a steel moment frame with base isolation to meet seismic regulations, create interior flexibility and support a glass curtain wall providing abundant natural light and views, The new environmentally-aware community, landmark includes 152 family-oriented private patient rooms, maternity, NICU, a Women’s Wellness Center, an ambulatory surgery center, outpatient services, clinical and pathology laboratories and patient/visitor amenities.
The new Women’s Pavilion provides a much-needed new healthcare facility to a rapidly expanding community while enhancing Hoag Hospital’s ability to hire needed nursing and medical staff in a competitive job market. The added benefit enables the hospital to achieve its primary mission ... providing the best possible patient care.
Team Members
Max Burcham, Director, Construction Team Project Manager; McCarthy Building Companies; Newport Beach, CA
Issam Khalaf, Principal, Health and Research, Jacob Facilities, Inc.; Cypress, CA.
Mike Parris, Director of Construction, HoagMemorial Hospital Presbyterian; Newport Beach, CA
Randy Regier, AIA, President , TAYLOR; NewportBeach, CA
Langston Trigg, Vice President, Facility, Design & Construction, Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian; Newport Beach, CA
