Healthcare Projects

As part of Atlantic Health System’s (AHS’s) ongoing mission to provide the most advanced heart care at Morristown Medical Center, The Gagnon Cardiovascular Institute is undergoing a two-story expansion that includes 72 private patient rooms, a five-elevator vertical expansion, and two stairwells.

Establishing a new location can be difficult, but Westlake Dermatology’s new Dallas office makes its mark. The new, high-end dermatological offices feature the unique design of Michael Hsu Office of Architecture. Equipped with gold accents, natural stone finishes, and custom architectural details, this space is a showcase in Snider Plaza’s new office building.

Layton was selected as the builder for the UCF Lake Nona Medical Center project, based largely on the expertise of the assembled team, including our experience in pull planning and technologies like BIM 360 as well as our subcontractor selection. We chose trusted subcontractors to ensure both our and our client’s expectations were understood from the beginning.

As part of its vision to create a modern, sophisticated “medical mall,” Jefferson Cherry Hill Hospital is adding a brand-new, eight-story patient pavilion to provide private rooms and top-quality medical care for patients.

The University of Florida Health East Entry Atrium and Façade project design included the attachment of a two-layered structural steel framework on the east façade of the existing 12-story north tower at Shands Hospital. 

Lanserhof at The Arts Club, the world’s first luxury medical gym, is the result of a partnership between The Arts Club, one of London’s most prestigious members-only clubs, and Lanserhof, Europe’s leading medical spa resort. Situated amid the luxury of...

Ongoing advancements in medicine and technology means medical facilities are constantly adapting—which, in turn, means completing construction projects in busy hospital environments. That was the case for this 12,000sf gut renovation of the fourth floor in a busy urban hospital, where communication and coordination were key. Above the project site resides the adolescent inpatient psychiatric wing. Below the project site is a fullly operating suite with operating rooms, post-op, and adjacent sterile areas. Our LF Driscoll Healthcare team worked closely with hospital staff to minimize disruption and employed flexible scheduling at night and on weekends to work around critical hospital functions.

When NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital decided to upgrade their compounding pharmacy to meet the updated USP797 Pharmaceutical Compounding – Sterile Preparations and USP800 Hazardous Drugs standards, the challenge for our LF Driscoll Healthcare team was building a plan that would allow the pharmacy to continue operating during construction. The project involved installing new robotic compounding equipment, replacing the current robotic packaging equipment with new equipment, updating delivery systems, and installing a new rooftop AHU.

The existing Emergency Department at The Brooklyn Hospital Center (TBHC) was built to serve 35,000 patients per year but had been treating nearly twice the number. In efforts to better serve the Brooklyn community, TBHC decided to renovate and expand the existing Emergency Department. Our LF Driscoll Healthcare team is currently providing construction management services for the major expansion to increase the capacity of the Emergency Department (ED) by nearly 50% to meet today’s benchmarks and facilitate clinical efficiencies and workflows.

Working in urban areas in New York is often complicated – buildings are old, basements are below street level and have multi-use storage areas, and utilities are buried in the street and not easily accessible. So when The Brooklyn Hospital Center decided to convert an existing commercial storefront into a new medical facility for urgent care, a primary care clinic and an imaging suite, our LF Driscoll Healthcare team managed all those issues to successfully turn this space over from its previous commercial use to a proper, functioning medical space.