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Buildings by TypeHealth Care Design

Radiology Complex & Women's Imaging Center

Layered building demystifies the high-tech machines it contains.

Radiology Complex

Photography © Jonathan Hillyer

Radiology Complex

Photography © Jonathan Hillyer

Radiology Complex

Photography © Jonathan Hillyer

Radiology Complex
Radiology Complex
Radiology Complex
June 1, 2005

Project Architect

Tallahassee, Florida

People/Products

A progressive and entrepreneurial group practice of 20 radiologists sought to consolidate offices and expand their service offerings. And while they also sought a fully digital, state-of-the-art facility—with a dedicated area for women’s imaging—they wanted the building to provide a reassuring atmosphere for patients that would help demystify and soften an otherwise high-tech environment.

Stanley Beaman & Sears designed the center to command its corner site, creating a powerful image for visitors and patients. Using a modern aesthetic and animated building forms, their design celebrates the high-tech nature of the practice as well as the energy that is characteristic of the client group. The interior spaces, while contemporary in character, reflect the humanistic ideals of the client through a warm color palette, natural materials, and artwork specifically selected to reinforce the human side of healthcare.

In organizing the building, the architects were inspired by the images resulting from CT scans and other imaging equipment, in which each layer reveals something new about the body. They conceived of the building as a series of layers: first a modern exterior of brick, metal, and glass that reveals a warm lobby within; next a layer of translucent glass planes that divide interior spaces; and finally a view toward the imaging equipment itself, where screens illuminate colorful and complex images.


People

Owner
Radiology Associates of Tallahassee

Architect
Stanley Beaman & Sears, Architecture and Interiors
135 Walton Street, NW
Atlanta, GA 30303
Phone – 404-524-2200
Fax – 404-524-8610
www.stanleybeamansears.com

Principal-in-Charge:
Burn Sears, AIA

Director of Design:
Betsy Beaman, AIA

Project Manager:
William Leggett, AIA

Project Architect:
Portia Ellis, RA

Design Team:
David Heimbuch

Senior Interior Designer:
Cindy Jaggears, ASID

Junior Interior Designer:
Shanna Rivers

Construction Administration:
Donald Glitsis, AIA

Engineer(s)
MEP:
CDG/Telesis

Structural:
Uzun & Case Engineering

Consultant(s)
Civil & Landscape:
Moore Bass Consulting, Inc.

Lighting:
CDG/Telesis

Art Consultant:
Deljou Art Group

General contractor
H & H Systems & Design, Inc. www.hhsd-inc.com

Photographer(s)
Jonathan Hillyer Photography
404-377-2889

Renderer(s)
James Cagle; Cagle & Associates

CAD system, project management, or other software used
Microstation www.bentley.com; Microsoft Project www.microsoft.com

 

 

Products

Structural system
Steel Frame Construction

Exterior cladding
Masonry:
Glen-Gery Brick & Borla Brick

Metal/glass curtainwall:
Vistawall www.vistawall.com

Wood:
Dooge Veneer

EIFS, ACM, or other:
Dryvit - EIFS www.dryvit.com; Alcan Composites: Alucobond www.alucobond.com

Roofing
TPO Roof:
Bondcote www.bondcote.com

Windows
Aluminum:
Vistawall www.vistawall.com

Glazing
Glass:
Sand blasted glass with client logo and customized graphics

Interior finishes
Acoustical ceilings:
Armstrong www.armstrong.com

Suspension grid:
Armstrong www.armstrong.com

Cabinetwork and custom woodwork:
Nevamar www.nevamar.com

Paints and stains:
Sherwin Williams www.sherwin-williams.com

Wallcoverings:
Maharam www.maharam.com

Paneling - Custom Wood Wall:
Figured Anigre – Excel Millwork & Mouldings

Plastic laminate:
Wilsonart www.wilsonart.comand Nevamar www.nevamar.com

Special surfacing:
Corian www.corian.com

Resilient flooring:
Armstrong www.armstrong.com

Carpet:
Bentley Custom www.bentleyprincestreet.com

Furnishings
Office furniture:
Knoll Equity www.knoll.com

Reception furniture:
Campbell Contract

Chairs:
Knoll www.knoll.com

Tables:
Leland and Johnson

Upholstery:
Knoll www.knoll.com ; Anzea

Custom Conference Table:
Stoneline Design www.stoneline.co.uk

Lighting
Interior ambient lighting:
Capri www.caprilighting.com; Omega www.omegalighting.com; Ledalite www.ledalite.com

Conveyance
Elevators/Escalators:
Schindler Elevator www.schindler.com

     
 
KEYWORDS: Florida

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