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The PhiloWilke Partnership was formed in 1985 by Dana Wilke and Roger Philo on the premise that the best way to serve their healthcare clients is to provide industry-specialized design with client-specific solutions from a team of expertise-driven architects. They created their firm with a niche focus – healthcare and research architecture – and began integrating and training everyone in the office, from administrative staff to interns to architects, in order to respond to each client’s unique requests. After 38 years, PhiloWilke continues to encompass architecture, interior design, planning and development for clients while staying true to Dana and Roger’s founding mission. Our team has grown into a distinct organizational structure, providing the personal and specialized service of a small firm coupled with the depth of resources and experience offered by a large organization. While our core business continues to concentrate on healthcare and research architecture, our team has cultivated a diverse portfolio including science and technology, higher education, and commercial projects. Our design philosophy drives a process that values collaboration, practical design, and strategic consensus-building to help our clients achieve their goals.
Our unique and collective experience has propelled PhiloWilke to design many high profile and technically complicated medical projects, including a facility that housed one of the first lithotripters installed in the US. PhiloWilke has designed several one-of-a-kind and first-of-a-kind projects for healthcare and research facilities, which are among the most complicated spaces in the world. A few of our unique projects: the first operational BrainSUITE in the US, located at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center; CyberKnife, located at the Michael Debakey VA Hospital; Elekta’s Synergy Triple Energy Linear Accelerator, located at Memorial Hermann Hospital; one of the largest cyclotrons in the nation, located at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center; the largest NMR facility in the nation, located at Texas A&M University; and the installation of the new IR Discovery Interventional Radiology Unit at Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital.
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Inspired by the communities and organizations we work with, our architects, planners and designers deliver technical design experience, comprehensive planning and disciplined project management to ensure the long-term success of every project.
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PhiloWilke, the Owner, the stakeholders, and our consultants are all a part of a single project team working together to create distinctive projects with functional designs that match the client’s message and surpass expectations. The foundation of our design methodology is based on strong relationships built by providing proactive, high quality, personalized professional services by our most experienced team members to our clients while balancing functionality, design, cost, durability, and future demands. To achieve this all projects are designed and completed using threedimensional computer models including BIM. Early visualization allows our clients to view their project in 3D. These tools test layout options quickly and systematically, ultimately providing a more thorough understanding of a project’s design intent. As early as schematic design, we implement institutional standards into our drawings and begin developing the project manual. This allows our team to become familiar with the applicable requirements and build appropriate elements and design criteria into the building model, ultimately ensuring coordination between the standards and construction documents. 4
Dedicated to our CLIENTS Asian American Health Coalition
ETMC – Jacksonville
Seton
Baylor College of Medicine
Gonzaba Medical Group
Sisters of Charity of Incarnate Word
Baylor Scott & White
Harris Health System
St. Joseph Hospital System
Brazosport Regional Healthcare
Henderson Memorial Hospital
CHI St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
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Houston Methodist Healthcare
Texas A&M University System
Cardiovascular Systems Inc.
Huntsville Memorial Hospital
Texas Children’s Hospital
CapRock Emergency Hospital
King’s Daughters Hospital
Texas Health & Human Services
Chambers County Hospital District
Matagorda County Hospital District
Texas Orthopedic Hospital
Children’s Medical Center – Dallas
M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
Transwestern
Children’s Memorial Hermann
Medical Center of the Americas
Trinity Mother Frances Health System
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Memorial Hermann Health System
United Surgical Partners
Clear Choice
Neighbors Health
University of Houston
Columbia/HCA Healthcare
MetroNational
University of Texas System
Cornerstone Regional Hospital
Debakey VA Medical Center
UT Health Science Center – Houston
Doctors Hospital Tidwell
Physicians Hospital of El Paso
UT Health Center at Tyler
Elite Care
Sam Houston State University
UT Medical Branch at Galveston
Emerus
Scott and White Hospital
US Oncology
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Melissa Edwards aia, leed ap, ncarb Melissa has been with PhiloWilke for seven years, totaling 17 years in healthcare design. She has experience in numerous aspects of the design process with an emphasis on the production of construction documents and construction administration. Melissa is known for ensuring consistency throughout the design and construction process, and impeccable documentation. Registered Architect, TX#23180, TN#104144, AZ#49583, OK#a46855, ID#AR-986231, IN#AR11800152, NV#7962, GA #RA015891
Steven C. Schultz faia, facha, leed ap A career spanning more than 35 years, Steve has concentrated on designing patient-focused environments for healthcare clients, working with top academic medical centers and healthcare institutions statewide. He leads a team of talented medical planners to take projects from the conceptual phase through execution and occupancy, continually seeking to push past conventional solutions, thinking strategically, and applying a rigor to all work efforts. Steve is also a proud Alumni of the University of Houston. Registered Architect, TX #12564, NM #4992, MS #5463
Greg Johnson aia, leed ap Greg utilizes his extensive experience to lead staff in creating projects that reflect the latest knowledge of delivery, technology and design. Sparked by a passion to help others, Greg focuses on the creation of positive clinical environments for the doctors, nurses and healthcare administrators so that they can do their best for patients. Specifically, he believes that the transformation of the built environment can increase efficiency and improve the overall atmosphere, leading to better health outcomes. Registered Architect TX #14484, WA #11803
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Kenneth Olson aia From Summer Intern to Partner, Kenneth has grown within PhiloWilke for more than a decade, learning at every step along the way. Kenneth’s passion for creating healthy and healing environments, paired with his collaborative and proactive approach to the design process, allows him to deliver efficient and responsive projects that surpass the client’s expectations. With experience ranging from one-room renovations to ground-up projects, Kenneth has acquired a vast array of knowledge that helps him deliver consistently successful projects. Kenneth’s positive outlook and steadfast resilience are brought to each project team. Paired with his holistic approach to architecture, he helps lead teams to successful outcomes on a daily basis. Registered Architect TX #38721153
Robert Babb aia, leed ap Robert is an experienced, sustainable architect with over 20 years of comprehensive design experience in fields including healthcare, health science, corporate, and hospitality. He is passionate about collaboration to ensure that all ideas and expectations are met within the final built environment. He mentors design staff and is highly experienced in leveraging the firm’s technical expertise to bring the 3D experience to life from start to finish on every project. Registered Architect TX #26431, CO #00404811
Luke Christen aia, leed ap With over a decade of experience in Architecture, Luke Christen is an exceptional team leader. A firm believer in open communication and meaningful collaboration, Luke values building and maintaining relationships with clients as well as his colleagues. His focus on the details of design and ability to be an advocate for the client creates a consistently outstanding design and built environment. His strong work ethic and talent for managing teams through a coordinated process ensures the final design clearly reflects the client’s goals and vision. Registered Architect TX #26688
Jennifer Young aia, ncarb Jennifer has been with PhiloWilke for over 10 years and has proven to be an integral part of our team. Jennifer’s process driven approach to design utilizes sustained collaboration across all disciplines. Emphasizing teamwork and collaboration, Jennifer works to foster a progressive culture of quality design, informed through multiple points of view. She places a high level of importance on ensuring the client’s needs are understood, integrated, and executed on each project. Registered Architect TX #30499140, AR #9496 TBAE #24556
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Portfolio “Community is a huge part of our design process. It is why we specialize in healthcare environment.” 8
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COMMUNITY DRIVEN multi-departmental clinic provides affordable care
THE STATS HOPE CLINIC MULTI-DEPARTMENT CLINIC LOCATION: Houston, TX COMPLETED: 2023 PROJECT SIZE: 70,000 sf PROJECT TYPE: New
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This three-story, 70,000-square-foot non-profit clinic is located on 3.5-acres on Bellaire Blvd. in Houston. Level one features a main entrance canopy, entry vestibule, lobby, public circulation, dental clinic, community space, food service, imaging, a pharmacy and building support. Level two features behavioral health, pediatric and OB clinics, future optometry clinic, clinic lab and shared staff areas. Level three is a shell space for future build-out of administration areas including business development, call center, conference center, finance/billing, human resources, IT, medical records and education. Construction included new entrances to the property, surface parking, landscaping and a detention pond.
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Houston is the most culturally diverse city in the country. As an affordable, walk-in clinic, Hope Clinic’s healthcare services have had a profound and positive impact on the city’s uninsured, under-insured, and under-served population. Hope Clinic provides services in 30 languages and this project seeks to expand its mission to provide quality healthcare without any prejudice to all people of Greater Houston in a culturally and linguistically competent manner.
This new healthcare facility enables HOPE Clinic to serve 45,000 patients and handle 70,000 more patient visits annually regardless of a person’s ability to pay. The Greater Houston area has the nation’s highest number of uninsured residents. This new facility helps HOPE meet the increasing need for healthcare services and reduce health disparities. HEALTH PORTFOLIO
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EXPANDING ACUTE CARE medical center campus planning and tower addition
THE STATS MEMORIAL HERMANN THE WOODLANDS MEDICAL CENTER LOCATION: The Woodlands COMPLETED: May 2022 PROJECT SIZE: 335,000 SF Addition | 150,000 SF Renovation PROJECT TYPE: Expansion + Renovation
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SOUTH TOWER EXPANSION, RENOVATION AND RELOCATION Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital’s South Tower expansion is the development of a new 8-story tower and the renovation of 135,000 square feet of existing hospital space. The addition will tie into the existing hospital’s structure to add 138 patient beds, increase the surgical department by 5 operating rooms (ORs), expand the cardiopulmonary department and significantly enlarge the hospital’s imaging department and associated support departments. The project will also include the expansion of an existing parking garage, new connecting pedestrian bridge and the construction of a new surface lot. Early in design, our team had to determine the functional demands the new tower would place on the existing services. Extensive research was completed to benchmark Memorial Hermann’s other campus locations to evaluate the efficiency of support service areas. Once the data had been gathered and reviewed, it became apparent that The Woodland’s Hospital support services were deficient. These benchmarking efforts helped the owner better understand the programmatic requirements of the project. This validation allowed the right -sizing of new spaces to resolve both current deficiencies and the future needs of the hospital.
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FRONTLINE WORKERS RELAXATION designing to achieve calm for mental and physical reset
THE STATS As a way to show appreciation for the frontline nurses who risked their lives and worked long hours during the height of COVID pandemic, HOUSTON METHODIST HOSPITAL Houston Methodist Sugar Land asked PhiloWilke to help elevate the LOCATION: Sugar Land, TX existing lounge space where they seek a quick break from the hustle and bustle. Nestled between several patient floors within the hospital, COMPLETED: In Progress this new nurse lounge was designed specifically to cater to the staff and to give them a special place to relax and recharge. NURSES LOUNGE
PROJECT SIZE: 300 sf
The client wanted to approach this project differently by getting away
PROJECT TYPE: Renovation from the norm of this break room being a generic support space
they often become but diverting from standard finishes and typical functionality. The design team was excited to take on the challenge and present options outside the box.
Although only about 300 square feet in size, our team took on the challenge and created several areas that provide respite within a cozy, boutique-hotel and residential-type setting. Special attention 14
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to the materials, especially to wall treatments, lighting and sitting opportunities highlight a beautiful space that lets the caregivers know how important they are to Houston Methodist. The final design selected by the owner highlighted the overall design aesthetic following suite of the hospitality industry specific to the break room. The overall color scheme pays homage to nature using warm wood tones, stone surfaces, and selective textures creates a soothing atmosphere. Equipment and appliances that could be built in or finished to match the finish of the cabinetry were a top priority. Flexible, lounge furniture to allow for parties, meetings and general relaxing was a focal point of the space with careful planning of power outlets to allow for charging or working remotely. Inset carpet to create the look of an area rug to eliminate flooring height changes and trip hazards gives the space a softer, more residential feel. Lighting is strategically selected to provide multiple light levels and fixture types – allowing for a distinctive pendant fixture in the middle of the lounge HEALTH PORTFOLIO
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area is reminiscent of someone’s living room. The skywalk renovation includes custom artwork, fresh finishes, and a nook curated to providing an intimate space for staff to use for personal calls or just a space to escape from the hustle and bustle of the hospital adjacent. A custom, wood-look ceiling lowers the volume of the space, while a fun, bright pendant accentuates the lounge space created between phone call “pods”. Incorporation of biophilia by extending the hospital plant program into the skybridge is also an important part of the overall design as an extension of nature into the space itself.
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THOUGHTFUL DESIGN patient engagement through visual stimulation
THE STATS UTMB HEALTH - FRIENDSWOOD CLINIC LOCATION: Friendswood, TX COMPLETED: In Progress PROJECT SIZE: 26,000 sf
The design is focused on emphasizing the regional identity of the confidential project location. Our team collaborated with UTMB to ensure that their vision of the future was rooted within the patient experience from both an aesthetic and functional perspective. We helped select and are now implementing this new project based upon four regional identities within their new guidelines. Taking inspiration from these four geographic areas where they serve their patients, each has a unique look and feel while sharing a common foundational design aesthetic reflecting UTMB’s values.
PROJECT TYPE: Build-out The project goals included the clinic’s premiere location to capture
UTMB is opening a new, 26,000 square foot, Class-A clinic in the Bay Area just outside of Houston, Texas. This new “clinic of the future” sets the standard for all future ambulatory clinics for the institution. PhiloWilke has designed this new clinic in addition to creating their Ambulatory Brand Guidelines. These projects include an entirely fresh and modern new look for UTMB as they develop new clinics throughout the region. 16
a specific patient demographic and marketplace, attract and retain talented staff, create a unique patient experience, ensure collaboration between teams within the space and a flexible design that accommodates multiple patient types. Our team created a main waiting area as well as a separate pediatric zone to provide the best patient experience possible. Our design included the exploration of various clinical operational models,
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and this design became known as the “finger design”. This design provides simple access to each of four clinical exam corridors that resemble a finger in the plan. This design allows for minimizing the distance each patients needs to walk while providing access from the other direction for the clinical staff. PhiloWilke and UTMB massaged a thorough program for the space to include multiple modalities: pediatric and adult primary care, urgent care, orthopedics, gastroenterology, dermatology, cardiology, pharmacy, behavioral health, social work as well as support spaces incorporating a cast room, phlebotomy, and imaging comprising EKG, Echo and X-Ray. The space will have 46 exam rooms designed universally so they can flex based on the needs of the clinic each day. Nurse stations are immediately adjacent to large team work rooms fostering collaboration between care providers. A large break room is provided for staff at the corner of the floor plan taking full advantage of windows and access to natural light. This space is designed to accommodate multiple functions but it’s most important function is to allow a space for respite and diversion. HEALTH PORTFOLIO
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UTMB leadership and the design team composed a project design concept centering on the key term, “Excursion”. An excursion is a short journey to a place of restoration. A deviation or digression from the day-to-day. Natural and linear architectural moments are married with deviations of organic and warm colors. The Patient Health Journey is influenced through intuitive wayfinding, natural colors and biophilic forms. The Employee Experience is created by a space of anticipation and joy while also allowing for moments of respite from the regular pattern of daily operations. The design team identified high impact spaces throughout the ambulatory clinic that would curate an experience for either user. A mix of warm and cool finishes with smooth and textured surfaces creates a well-balanced, natural aesthetic. Accent colors within the space combine terracotta and deep midnight blue paying homage to active space versus areas of reprieve. Soft curves are tucked in with linear, vertical and biophilic shapes support wayfinding throughout. Lighting was carefully selected and woven into the design of each space to speak back to the overall narrative. 17
LARGEST TILT-WALL HOSPITAL TO DATE bringing comprehensive care to the cypress community
THE STATS MEMORIAL HERMANN CYPRESS HOSPITAL LOCATION: Cypress, TX COMPLETED: 2018 PROJECT SIZE: 400,000 sf PROJECT TYPE: New AWARDS: 2016 TILT UP ACHIEVEMENT 2017 ENR BEST INTERIORS & SAFETY MERIT
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Memorial Hermann Health System is expanding its world-class, patient-centered care to the Cypress Texas area. The centerpiece is an 80-bed, state-of-the-art hospital. With the addition of the hospital, the Cypress community will have immediate access to high quality and safe patient care, as well as advanced services that only a clinically-integrated, comprehensive health system like Memorial Hermann can deliver.
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women’s program including labor and delivery rooms, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, lab and pharmacy. In addition, the hospital offers services for Cardiology, including a Catheterization Lab and Nuclear Medicine. The hospital also features an imaging department including Ultrasound, CT and MRI.
The Cypress campus master plan includes the capacity to add an additional 195 inpatient beds to accommodate future growth, as well Phase I of the project, the Convenient Care Center (CCC), was as the construction of a dedicated Memorial Hermann Life Flight® completed in early 2016. The CCC includes the services of a fully helipad and space for two additional medical office buildings and licensed Emergency Center and Medical Office Building offering one patient bed tower and parking garage. convenient primary care and ambulatory services. Phase II of the project, the 400,000 SF full service hospital opened its doors in March 2017. The hospital features eight operating rooms, 16 intensive care units, endoscopy, bronchoscopy, a dedicated HEALTH PORTFOLIO
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PROTOTYPICAL HOSPITAL DESIGN site adaptation across the nation
oklahoma city, ok
THE STATS EMERUS COMMUNITY HOSPITALS Emerus Holdings LOCATION: 45+ locations nationwide COMPLETED: 2012-Present PROJECT SIZE: 9,000 - 46,000 sf PROJECT TYPE: New AWARDS: 2016 TILT UP ACHIEVEMENT
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san antonio, tx
tyler, tx
denver, co
el paso, tx
PHILOWILKE PARTNERSHIP HAS COMPLETED 45+ EMERGENCY styles. CENTRIC MICRO-HOSPITALS ACROSS THE COUNTRY The prototype is designed for flexibility to adapt to each state’s licensure Emerus is a community based hospital system, dedicated to providing regulations. Weather it is being constructed under Texas Hospital a caring and empathetic environment. Each facility’s primary service is Licensure regulations or Facility Guidelines Institute (FGI), PhiloWilke has emergency medicine. Designed to accommodate and provide suburban created a fully compliant prototype. communities with convenient care in emergency situations. These hospitals are designed to house diagnostic and imaging equipment for a speedier assessment of the patient’s condition and streamlined admittance procedures. With multiple locations through-out the United States, ranging in size. The facilities are designed to facilitate medical office build-outs. Designed with a dual purpose in mind, hospital patient care is located on the lowest level and with medical office and administration on the upper levels. When tasked with creating the design standards for Emerus’ prototypical free-standing hospitals, the client wanted to establish a visual identity that adhered to their corporate brand. Yet assimilated to the changing regional HEALTH PORTFOLIO
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ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL IN THE SUBURBS quality care in the local neighborhood
THE STATS MEMORIAL HERMANN PEARLAND HOSPITAL LOCATION: Pearland, TX COMPLETED: 2016 PROJECT SIZE: 275,000 sf PROJECT TYPE: New Construction AWARDS: 2016 TILT UP ACHIEVEMENT 2016 AIA DESIGN - INTERIORS
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PhiloWilke recently completed the new Memorial Hermann Healthcare System campus in Pearland, Texas. As the third largest city in the Gulf Coast Area and the second fastest growing in the state of Texas. Memorial Hermann chose to expand their presence to offer a full range of healthcare services and coordination of care to the surrounding community. While Memorial Herman has provided services to the area since 1998, they sought to integrate the campus more closely with their other specialty dedicated institutions. Designed and constructed as a two phase project, the campus includes a Convenient Care Center and an acute care Hospital. To accommodate the communities needs the convenient care center was opened in 2014 as a 24-hour emergency room and general care facility. The 64-bed hospital, became the centerpiece of the new medical campus when it opened in 2016. Equipped with advanced technology and equipment, the hospital features a 24-
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hour emergency center, labor and delivery suites, intensive care unit, As part of Memorial Hermann’s most recent building development operating rooms, cardiac catheterization labs, an imaging center, strategy, the Pearland Hospital was designed and constructed as diagnostic laboratory, and a helipad. a tilt wall facility. It is one of the few tilt-wall hospitals within the region and the first in Houston’s southwest area. The construction PhiloWilke’s healthcare planning took into consideration, not only method provided speed-to-market value and aesthetic quality to the staff and patients’ needs, but also those of the visitors. Each the project. As the secondary phase in the construction schedule, it floor houses a primary waiting area, with a dedicated elevator, and was important the hospital was completed in an efficient and timely accessibility to reception and nurses’ stations. The central location manner. To enhance the exterior features in a cost effective way, of the nurses’ stations allows the staff to interact simultaneously with the use of reveals, paint color combinations and added materials both the public and their patients, without compromising patient elevated the façade and kept our project within the set budget. safety and staff efficiency. The campus was designed with the patients’ needs in mind, to promote healing, comfort and convenience. Natural lighting and neutral colors were mixed with warm woods to integrate natural elements and create a sense of relaxation. HEALTH PORTFOLIO
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STAFF RESPITE + NUTRITION healthcare for the care givers
THE STATS HOUSTON METHODIST HOSPITAL WILLOWBROOK PHYSICIANS DINING RENOVATION LOCATION: Houston, TX COMPLETED: 2019 PROJECT SIZE: 1,500 PROJECT TYPE: Renovation
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Houston Methodist MD Dining renovation transformed the doctors’ dining and dictation area into an inviting and comfortable space to recharge. The reconfiguration resulted in a design that incorporates areas for solo work and larger group gatherings. Additionally, the use of specialty lighting, custom furniture, artwork, and updated technology provides physicians with all the necessary tools to serve their community best. The Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital leadership renovated an outdated and inefficient dining and lounge area to improve physician amenities. The design challenge was to enhance, reconfigure, and lighten the existing dark and uninviting space. Thus, creating a welcoming space that the physicians would want to spend time charting and collaborating. Since this was a non-patient space, the team could be creative with the lighting, furniture, fixtures, and finishes. Leadership was looking to elevate the look and feel, and since this was a non-public space, the team elected to use materials outside the usual campus finish standards and custom art. This made the area feel more exclusive and truly a retreat for the physicians, clinicians, and medical staff. HEALTH PORTFOLIO
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Houston Methodist, MD Dining project was a two-phased, highly collaborative renovation consisting of dining and dictation areas for the Doctors at the Willowbrook Hospital. As an area for nourishment and reprieve, the design needed to incorporate areas for collaboration, solo work, group gatherings, and meals. It is common for doctors to need a space to recharge after a long shift; therefore, the aesthetics were critical to the project. The team curated specialty items and worked closely with hospital leadership, furniture, lighting, and art vendors to achieve the desired look and feel. Renovations are exciting projects as unknown conditions can change the course of a project quickly. The team discovered a 12-foot tunnel under the dining floor that was building up with water during demolition. The tunnel required water mitigation and special attention to ensure a proper seal. The team was able to float the floor surface and proceed with little schedule disruption. Despite the minor challenges, this project resulted in the upgrade of amenities and comfort. The increased function and feel of the dining and dictation areas allow the Willowbrook doctors the appropriate space to decompress to best serve their community. 25
THE EVOLUTION OF THE MOB a multi-departmental take on out patient care
THE STATS HOUSTON METHODIST BAYTOWN HOSPITAL OUTPATIENT CENTER LOCATION: Baytown, TX COMPLETED: 2017 PROJECT SIZE: 158,000 sf PROJECT TYPE: New
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The new Outpatient Center at the Houston Methodist Baytown panels and curtainwall glazing for a balanced modern design that Hospital will provide comprehensive patient care under one compliments the hospital’s Garth campus. A large shared canopy roof. With its convenient access to the Main Hospital and direct entrance will serve as a visual icon in the community. connection to the Ambulatory Surgery Center, this facility can accommodate the community’s growing medical needs. Patient services available include orthopedics/sports medicine, physical therapy, imaging, blood work, pre-admit testing, occupational/ industrial medicine, breast care, and primary care clinics. Physical therapy patients will be able to enjoy indoor or outdoor rehabilitation with the outdoor turf field with a football goal post! The imaging suite and breast care center feature the latest equipment including CT, MRI, ultrasound, radiography and fluoroscopy, stereotactic and mammography. The center also provides a Starbucks cafe and community/conference center, as well as staff support spaces including a nursing education department with simulation labs and an employee gym. The exterior is composed of brick, metal HEALTH PORTFOLIO
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POSITIVE DISTRACTIONS enhancing the patient experience
THE STATS MEMORIAL HERMANN IRONMAN SPORTS MEDICINE LOCATION: The Woodlands, TX COMPLETED: 2013 PROJECT SIZE: 21,530 sf PROJECT TYPE: Build-out
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The joint venture Memorial Hermann and University of Texas Health Science Center Sports Medicine Institute is a one stop source for athletic orthopedic care specializing in student and amateur athletes including clinical, imaging, and rehabilitation facilities in one location. The clinic has five full time physicians equipped with 20 exam rooms. Following examination and treatment, patients are provided with the necessary rehabilitation care in the 5,500 SF gym featuring human performance diagnostics, body composition analysis, gate training equipment, ballet practice facilities, weight training, and an indoor field turf throwing lane.
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MEDICAL OFFICE SPACE medical office with a dedicated orthopedic buildout on lower levels
The new six-story Houston Methodist Medical Office Building is located on the Clear Lake Campus in Nassau Bay, Texas; our team was tasked with designing a new facility while simultaneously incorporating an orthopedic clinic. 135,000 square feet on the first and second levels of the medical office building HOUSTON METHODIST were designed for the newest Houston Methodist Orthopedic Facility. The clinic includes exam rooms, an Clear Lake MOB open physical therapy gym, an outdoor training yard, a therapy pool, and staff support spaces. In addition LOCATION: Naussa Bay, TX to the orthopedic facility, the new medical office building has an additional 4 levels for future build-out. COMPLETED: 2022 To support the growing campus a free-standing central utility plant upgrade, site parking, and traffic PROJECT SIZE: 135,000sf connections to the campus’ existing facilities were included in the site development.
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CONVENIENT CARE CLOSE TO HOME emergency, imaging and sports medicine in one location
THE STATS MEMORIAL HERMANN Cypress Convenient Care Center LOCATION: Cypress, TX COMPLETED: 2016 PROJECT SIZE: 43,100 sf PROJECT TYPE: Build-out
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The Cypress Convenient Care Center located on the new Memorial Hermann Cypress Campus was a ground floor build-out of the newly completed Medical Office Building. The Center houses multiple departments including an Urgent Care Clinic, Memorial Medical Group Clinic, Outpatient Imaging Center, Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center and Women’s Breast Center. Each department has a dedicated waiting area and are connected by a central corridor.
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WELLNESS THROUGH ELEVATED DESIGN optimal work space and patient healing
THE STATS CAPROCK HOSPITAL CapRock Health LOCATION: Bryan, TX COMPLETED: 2018 PROJECT SIZE: 20,760 sf PROJECT TYPE: New
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The CapRock Emergency Hospital, is a premiere facility in Bryan, Texas. The hospital was uniquely designed on a skewed axis giving the building a slight bend, this maximize the facility’s visibility. The bend is further defined by the building’s exaggerated core and two extending wings, each houses a separate function of the hospital. The core acts as the central hub maintaining the high volume of the administrative support systems and the public interactions. The two wings operate as the main work areas, the emergency department and patient care area. Within the patient wing is a semi private expressed indoor and outdoor family area. This area is a defining feature of the facility as it differentiates it from typical small hospitals. To enhance the patient and family experience oversized and clear story windows were employed to provide natural sunlight and access to the enhanced landscaping. The entire site was carefully designed to promote natural shading and color to instill a serene healing environment.
OR EXPANSION TO MEETING GROWING NEED ambulatory surgery center expanded mob footprint
THE STATS HOUSTON METHODIST Willowbrook Campus Centerfield OR Expansion LOCATION: Houston, TX COMPLETED: 2019 PROJECT TYPE: Addition/ Expansion
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The project includes an exterior addition of 4,650 sf to the Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) within the existing Centerfield MOB for four new operating rooms, storage and MEP support (new electrical and mechanical systems). The scope also includes renovation within the existing ASC of about 1,000 sf to enlarge the waiting area, reception, consult and minor changes to the CS area. The design includes an upgraded entry area that provided a wow factor.
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CONTAINMENT AND ADAPTABILITY biocontainment unit integrated into a busy emergency department
THE STATS UTMB GALVESTON Biocontainment Critical Care Unit LOCATION: Galveston, TX COMPLETED: 2017 PROJECT SIZE: 15,600 sf PROJECT TYPE: Renovation
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The University of Texas Medical Branch – Galveston Biocontainment Unit (BCU) was created in response to the increased frequency and severity of infectious disease outbreaks globally. The unit’s location on the Galveston campus for the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) was due the close proximity of the Galveston National Laboratory (GNL) research facilities capable of handling BSL4 pathogens. Located on the second floor of the Emergency Department Building 64 this extensive renovation of the existing and active Emergency Department occurred across four phases of construction, allowing operations to continue. The unit’s primary goal was to deliver efficient and proper care within an environment that is safe for its patients, clinicians and staff members.
Thank You “At PhiloWilke we are serious about what we do. We love architecture and our people.” HEALTH PORTFOLIO
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