DP T H E D E S I G N PA R T N E R S H I P
SELE CTED PROJ E CT S F O R UCS F, UNI V E R S I T Y OF C A L I F OR N I A S A N F R A N C I SC O
T H E D E S I G N PA R T N E R S H I P L L P S E L E C T E D P R O J E C T S F O R U C S F, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO
Contact: The Design Partnership 415.777.3737 info@dpsf.com Office: 1412 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94109 www.dpsf.com
We at THE DESIGN PARTNERSHIP LLP, Architects + Planners strive for collaborative and responsive designs that not only satisfy, but consistently exceed our client’s expectations. We pride ourselves in our ability to build lifelong relationships with our clients, to understand fully their aspirations, needs and goals, and to provide solutions that are innovative, cost effective and functional. This booklet, SELECTED PROJECTS FOR UCSF, illustrates the enduring relationship between University of California, San Francisco and The Design Partnership. As the only University of California campus devoted exclusively to the health sciences, UCSF specializes in patient care, research and education. These specialties align with the architecture and planning expertise of The Design Partnership. Through our projects, The Design Partnership strives to support UCSF’s mission of “advancing health worldwide.”
SELECTED PROJECTS FOR UCSF CAMPUS LOCATIONS
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MEDICAL FACILITIES Connie Frank Transplant Center
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Emergency Department
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Cardiac Diagnostic Suite
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Mt. Zion Hybrid Operating Room
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LABORATORY FACILITIES Bioengineering & Tissue Research
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Department of Pathology
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MSB 9 Human Genetics Dry Laboratory
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INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES MSB Mechanical Systems Replacement
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Moffitt MSB Seismic
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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CAMPUS LOCATIONS The Design Partnership has had the opportunity to work at the three main UCSF campuses. 1. The original campus at Parnassus Heights is made up of a tight network of buildings where faculty, staff, students and other are engaged in patient care, research and education activities. Covering almost six blocks, the campus serves as a headquarters for UCSF leadership. 2. UCSF’s Mount Zion campus is a hub of specialized medical center clinics and surgery services. In addition to housing the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, Mount Zion boasts a growing network of outpatient services. 3. Mission Bay is UCSF’s newest teaching and research campus. With more than 1 million square feet of research space, the thriving campus will include a 289bed integrated hospital complex to serve women, children and cancer patients when completed in 2014.
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PA R N A S S U S C A M P U S P R O J E C T S 1
Ambulatory Care Center
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Demolition of Medical Research 1 & 2
Connie Frank Transplant Center, 7th Floor 2
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CENTRAL UTILITY PLANT
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Health Sciences East
Chiller Replacement
Bioengineering & Tissue Research, 5th Floor
IRM Chiller Addition
Department of Medicine, 4th Floor
Moffitt / Long Hospital
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Emergency Department
Health Sciences West Department of Pathology, 4th Floor
Cardiac Diagnostic Suite 7
Medical Sciences
Emergency Department X-Ray & Cat Scan
S186 Wall Repair
Observation Unit
Mechanical Improvements 2
Sterile Processing Department
Remodel Rooms 409-427
Perioperative Light Replacement
Human Genetics Laboratory
Intra Operative MRI
380 Office Remodel
Hybrid Operating Room
Restroom Renovation
Operating Room Renovation
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Radiology Master Planning Study FY2010 Capital Projects FY2011 Capital Projects FY2012 Capital Projects
UC HALL Demolition Study
SB 1953 SPC-2 Seismic Rehabilitation
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Medical Research
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KORET VISION RESEARCH LABORATORY Ophthalmology Laboratory
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MOUNT ZION CAMPUS PROJECTS 1
Medical Offices Malignant Hematology Clinic, 4th Floor
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Medical Center at Mount Zion Clinical Laboratory Expansion Inpatient Unit, 7th Floor Surgical Department, 3rd & 4th Floors Seismic Upgrade Operating Room Lights Replacement
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M I S S I O N B AY C A M P U S P R O J E C T S 1
1500 Owens Street 3rd Floor Intra Operative MRI Mock-up
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Genentech Hall Cage Wash
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Helen Diller Family Cancer Research Second Main Point of Entry / MDF
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C onnie F rank T ransplant C enter Parnassus Heights The design recognizes the “gift of life� and the incredible act of generosity when one donates their organ to a loved one. Located on the 7th floor of the Ambulatory Care Center, the design incorporates extraordinary views of the Golden Gate Bridge and downtown San Francisco. The Center was conceived to provide comprehensive patient services for kidney transplant in a calm and graceful environment. The project provides a single home and a single place for patients to visit, housing a variety of transplant services which were previously scattered throughout many buildings on campus.
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Entry
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Waiting Room
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Conference Room and Education Center
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Patient Exam Corridor
Patient Exam Room
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Staff Offices
Staff Break Room
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E mergency
D epartment
Parnassus Heights The innovative design decentralizes charting, allows for more efficient use of space, and re-defines the treatment areas by segregating other functions of the department. By working closely with UCSF staff, the design supports the first full use of electronic medical records in an ED. The remodeled ED has 27 examination rooms with administrative support space and specialized radiology services, including the first 64-slice CT scanner at UCSF and a robotic diagnostic Xray. The existing department was entirely renovated, requiring extensive construction phasing while keeping the existing emergency department in operation during the 23 month construction schedule. During all phases of work, the design team worked with hospital staff to address safety requirements and allow staff to effectively administer services to patients and meet administrative needs during all phases of work.
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Reception and Waiting Room
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CARDIAC
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Parnassus Heights As 3D diagnostics become more complex, the tools for better navigation in less time are needed. Our team reoriented the existing spaces to move noisy equipment racks outside the room. A modular storage system allows for more storage volume and is easily reconfigured as technology evolves. The physicians and staff worked closely with the design team and, by use of 3D architectural visualization, allowed them to pick the right shades of color to create a comfortable patient experience as well as an uncluttered environment for staff.
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Cardiac Diagnostic Suite
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Cardiac Diagnostic Suite
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Mt. Zion When we were asked to add a new OR in an already crowded environment we began by looking for space. After conducting a “MedModel” analysis of the operations in the OR suite we were able to reconfigure the core and move much of the seldom used product out of the suite. The remodel added two operating rooms, a new nurses’ station, staff offices, storage rooms and replaced the mechanical equipment serving the spaces in the existing surgery floor while all OR’s remained operational. The new 550 SF OR accommodates a DaVinci robot with a “parking garage” attached. The latest IT integration systems were installed to remotely view operations and allow the surgical team to access critical patient data in the OR. Both ORs have ceiling mounted equipment booms and lights beneath a newly installed laminar airflow ceiling system. The new ceiling assembly was only inches from the existing beams requiring a high degree of 3D coordination using the latest architectural software tools.
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Hybrid Operating Room
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Hybrid Operating Room
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Virtual Simulation
Hybrid Operating Room Rendering
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B ioengineering + T issue R esearch Parnassus Heights This cross-disciplinary laboratory, located on the 5th floor of Health Sciences East, examines the engineering, growth and transplant of new tissues. The design provides specialized research space and also provides a new “Center� or social hub for Bioengineering and Tissue Research at UCSF. By locating special equipment, such as the atomic force microscope, near social and centralized areas to the department, researchers from elsewhere can use the shared equipment. Because of the rapidly evolving nature of this field of research, the laboratory is designed to be exceptionally flexible and adaptable to future changes. The project is LEED Silver certified.
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Open Laboratory
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Parnassus Heights Laboratory research thrives on human interaction; in turn, the design for this laboratory on the 4th floor of Health Sciences West revolves around a central social hub. The wet laboratories, offices, and support spaces all branch out from the social gathering space at the main intersection. The new laboratory accommodates five principal researchers and their 55 person cancer research team in a light-filled space, designed for ultimate use and future flexibility. The use of BIM for this, UCSF’s first BIM project, allowed for the project to be bid under budget and be completed ahead of schedule. Rather than follow the traditional model of project delivery, this project was as close to IPD as possible - resulting in an AIA award for Integrated Project Delivery. Following it’s opening, the project was recognized by Mayor Newsom as one of San Francisco’s 10 greenest projects.
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Entry Corridor
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Staff Break Room and Conference Area
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Staff Offices
Tissue Culture Room
Laboratory Stations
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H uman G enetics D ry L aboratory Parnassus Heights Although it is a narrow space, the design focused on making the laboratory appear spacious and bright. To accomplish this, the perimeter offices transmit borrowed light to the interior via floor-to-ceiling translucent glass. Located on the ninth floor of the Medical Sciences Building at Parnassus Heights, this renovation converted existing wet laboratory space into dry labs, offices for research faculty, and open offices for residents, students and administrative staff. The design also extended into the adjacent corridor as a means of upgrading finishes and improving code compliance.
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M O F F I T T / M S B S eismic S E PA R AT I O N Parnassus Heights Moffitt Hospital and Medical Sciences Building were constructed as a single structure. To avoid the need to seismically upgrade MSB and to avoid further major upgrades in Moffitt Hospital to meet current seismic standards, the design team proposed a clever solution: to separate the two buildings by means of a 15-story seismic joint. Minimizing impact to adjacent occupants was critical. The design team utilized vibration isolation studies and innovative engineering to avoid vibration and acoustical disturbance to nearby executive offices. The project also includes significant renovation to the information systems distribution and will help make the building more accessible.
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Existing
Seismic Renovation
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MSB Mechanical Systems Replacement Parnassus Heights The Medical Sciences Building is home to many of UCSF’s medical research laboratories. Natural ventilation was appropriate for research in 1955 when the building was constructed, but today’s studies can no longer tolerate vacillations of temperature - even in San Francisco’s benign climate. The goal of this project was to convert the existing ventilation system to air conditioning and to upgrade the structure to meet current University of California seismic standards, all at minimal cost. Specific attention was focused on the curtain wall design facing Saunders Court.
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Exterior Renovation
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Detail of Exterior Renovation
Exterior Renovation
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