6,500 SF sleep center contains 8 large sleep rooms with individual bathroom facilities. Each sleep room has individual temperature control and a ceiling fan. State of the art technology monitors each patient throughout the night. There is a large show room for displaying and fitting sleep equipment. Connected to the sleep clinic is a six exam room pulmonology clinic which is used by three providers. The pulmonology clinic operates during the day and the sleep clinic at night.

10,000 SF free standing surgery center has three OR's, six pre-op and six pacu stations in addition to support and administration spaces. The primary design challenge was to develop a surgery center composed in the Northwest style of architecture that blended with the existing campus. Accordingly, native stone and heavy timber elements were used on the exterior and repeated inside to further enhance the connection to the rest of the campus.

12,000 SF primary care clinic is organized around eight very efficient working patterns. Each working pattern has three exam rooms, a physician office and a shared nurse station. Each of the two large procedure rooms and two nurse stations are designed to be shared by four working patterns. The exterior façade is broken into interesting shapes and proportions using stone bay windows and stucco panels. Natural light is directed into critical areas of the building via sky lights and strategically placed windows. There are private physician entries at both sides of the building.

56,000 SF multi-specialty clinic for a large group in Kitsap County. This brick and glass exterior steel frame building has two primary entries on different levels. The building includes specialists, radiology, lab and a surgery center. All waiting rooms are on an outside wall to provide as much natural light as possible. Healing gardens are directly outside the windows for the waiting rooms.

2,700 SF kidney dialysis center with six treatment stations, one isolation room, administrative offices and water treatment facilities. This is a very tight and efficient layout with lots of natural light in the treatment area.

10,000 SF kidney dialysis center with 24 treatment stations, two isolation rooms, administrative offices, conference facilities, water treatment facilities, home health training stations and storage areas. This project was a very successful conversion of an existing surgery center to a dialysis center.

3,500 SF kidney dialysis center with six treatment stations, one isolation room, administrative offices, conference and break rooms and water treatment facilities.

3,500 SF plastic surgery center suite with MOHs lab, procedure room, three exams and administrative areas. The surgery suite (one 20 x 20 OR and related spaces) is separated from the clinic side by a fire wall. This plan allows the physician to alternate between clinic work and surgical work as required. The interior finishes are up scale and colorful.

25,000 SF 14 provider multi-specialty clinic is located on one level across the street from the new hospital, has a drive-under canopy and ample parking for patients, family and staff. The interiors are warm and welcoming and hold original art by Northwest artists. The new space is divided into three separate units: Clinical Departmental Space, Laboratory and Diagnostic Services, and Administrative areas. Each clinical department is designed to give the provider the most efficient working pattern possible. This project's design excels in efficiency.

61,000 SF existing clinic building had to be re-designed to accommodate 40 providers in eight individual medical office suites. In addition, the existing 10,000 square foot lab and radiology facilities were located on different floors and had to be redesigned and relocated to the first floor. There were also four physicians groups in the facility that had to remain in operation during construction.

25,000 SF and 12,000 SF primary care facilities are similar in design. The Murphy building is designed for 16 physicians with ancillary facilities, and the Stewart building is designed for eight physicians with ancillary facilities. The unique design features of these buildings are large windows at the ends of waiting rooms (to get as much light as possible into the buildings), efficient provider working patterns with direct entry to outside parking for each provider, healing gardens off the waiting areas and translucent drive-under canopies that are designed to glow at night.

25,000 SF remodel for a multi-specialty clinic. The challenge on this project was to keep all departments open for business while expanding and remodeling them.

3,000 SF dermatology clinic with two working patterns, MOHs lab, support and administrative areas. The existing "L" shaped space was a challenge to design two efficient work patterns and still get a good patient flow.

25,000 SF medical office building under design. This building is planned to be silver Leeds certified and blend with the northwest architecture prevalent on the island. It will house local physician groups and be located next to an assisted living complex. Key design features are lots of natural light, open airy feeling and a green roof. All waiting rooms will be on the outside wall to provide as much natural light as possible.

8,000 SF remodel and expansion for a six provider ENT group. This very complex project was designed around an old pickle ball court which was converted into a light well. This concept added natural light and enhanced the patient flow and efficiency for the providers. Included in the new design is a hearing clinic, exams, procedure rooms, cosmetic suite and remodel of a surgery suite.

3,000 SF remodel for a small ophthalmology group. The design included the expansion and remodel of their surgery suite and administrative areas.

6,000 SF free standing clinic for three providers. The façade of this project reflects the Pacific Northwest with cedar shingles and peaked roof elements. The nurse station and interior corridors get lots of natural light from skylights and windows at the ends of corridors. There is a healing garden and trellis outside the full height windows of the waiting area.

35,000 SF shell and core medical office building is for local physicians, brick and glass exterior, steel frame with large drive under canopy. The building was designed with a 30' x 30' bay which works well for medical design.

1,500 SF replacement of equipment for sterilizing surgical items and modification of several associated rooms.

1,500 SF remodel of the waiting area and main reception desk. The challenge was to create more space at the reception desk without reducing the number of waiting chairs.

2,500 SF remodel and expansion of the CT and radiology departments.