DPR, Inc.

Architect:

Stantec Architects

Client:

UCSF Medical Center

Scope Of Work

The integrated hospital complex includes:

The 183-bed UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital at Mission Bay with an urgent care/emergency department, pediatric primary care and specialty outpatient care;

The UCSF Betty Irene Moore Women's Hospital with 36 beds, cancer care, specialty surgery and birth center;

UCSF Bakar Cancer Hospital, part of the Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, that houses 70 beds, and offers inpatient and outpatient surgery for cancer specialties;

A 207, 400-square-foot outpatient building; and

A 36,000- square-foot energy center, helipad, parking and support services

More than 250 architects, engineers and contractors co-located in the ICDC on the 14-acre project site beginning early in the design phase, where they focused on building a high-performing, integrated team that adhered to the motto of, “first, doing what’s best for the project.” By bringing key subcontractors on board nearly two years before construction began, the project team was able to virtually build the medical center to a high level of detail prior to constructing it in the field.

The LEED Gold-certified medical complex was built with sustainability in mind, and includes 16 individual gardens that total 4.3 acres of green space. Delivered eight days ahead of schedule despite implementing nearly $55 million in changes, the UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay passed the California Department of Public Health’s licensing inspections with “no deficiencies” – unprecedented among new California hospitals. The result is a world-class facility completed early and built with the highest level of quality.