Capitalizing on the opportunity for expansion at Bristol-Myers Squibb Children’s Hospital
On the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital campus, the Bristol-Myers Squibb Children’s Hospital (BMSCH) handles pediatric care from neonatal to intensive. They have general medical/surgery units and oncology units as well. When they planned to expand the BMSCH, they called on us for project management and architecture services.
We were the original architects for a vertical expansion of the BMSCH as well as their NICU, Level II Nursery, and Pediatric Catheterization Suite. Our job this time? A seventh-floor shell space in the BMSCH plus a vertical expansion to an adjacent roof area. And in that, there was a great opportunity.
Using the vertical expansion, the main façade of the building was redefined and enhanced to better convey the hospital’s identity and pediatric nature. We also expanded a glass atrium to include a family lounge.
With the fit-out’s six pediatric operating rooms, ten PACU (post only) recovery bays, and five Stage 2 recovery bays, this project is enhancing the pediatric care experience for patients and their family members.
At a Glance
Collin Beers , Senior Principal. Architecture
I enjoy the range of activities in design. From developing strategy to the details of getting a renovation project done, I get energized by engaging with my clients.
Kristy Hollis, Principal, Architecture
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Megan Holmes, Vice President, Regional Business Leader, Buildings (US East)
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Mark A. Walker, Senior Project Director
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