Keeping Communities Healthy

We have designed very large community hospitals and medical centers with hybrid ORs, multiple medical office buildings, parking garages and stand-alone central plants. Yet we are also one of the first architecture / engineering firms to have designed multiple micro-hospitals across the U.S. We excel both in efficient designs for small sites as well as compact micro-hospital designs that can be expanded over time up to a medical center.

By examining ways to introduce or improve Lean Thinking in the design process, Page was able to deliver Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital in just 36 months. The project team utilized a design/assist fast-track delivery method that incorporated findings from the post- occupancy survey of their previous design for Houston Methodist West Hospital. This approach also improved the process of delivering patient care at this newest community hospital in the system.

This surgical center in north Austin formerly known as Forest Park was designed to deliver state-of-the-art, quality healthcare through a five-star hospitality experience integrated into the landscape of the Texas Hill Country. The medical campus was sited on a portion of a 59-acre site designated as an urban mixed-use community and is easily accessed through an orchestrated sequence of egress and wayfinding.

Saint Francis Hospital’s chapel was designed to be highly visible from the exterior and immediately accessible from the main entry. While portions of the general medical hospital’s original facade pay respect to its history, the chapel’s modern appearance was designed to be both welcoming and spiritually uplifting, and reflect the high-quality care and technology that lie within the hospital.