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Harbor UCLA Medical Center Outpatient Tower – Design Concept
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The Cathedral
The building form is inspired by the traditional Bishop’s headpiece, the mitre. The structure is clad in a double-wall; the exterior skin is made of parametrically modeled perforated stainless steel; the pattern is inspired by the lace cloth worn by the women to cover their head or mantilla. The inner wall is multi-colored glass, resulting…
Antelope Valley Hospital
Antelope Valley Hospital – Replacement Hospital Antelope Valley Hospital is a non profit public entity, providing community based healthcare services to residents in the Antelope Valley. In order to comply with California’s latest seismic requirements, the addition of new beds, expansion of the Emergency Department, and the addition of other diagnostic and treatment services were…
Harbor UCLA Medical Center – Master Plan
Torrance, CA In February 2017, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works (DPW) selected RBB Architects Inc. (RBB) as the Campus Architect for the
Mission Hospital
Mission Viejo, CA Considered to be one of the most technologically advanced facilities in the Orange County region when it was completed, this new critical care tower required careful and thoughtful master planning in order to fit on a tight and challenging campus site. The program required medical/surgical beds, ICU beds, imaging and nuclear medicine,…
Orthopaedic Institute for Children – Ambulatory Surgery Center
Los Angeles, CA The goal of the project was to convert the basement of the existing OIC building into a warm and inviting ambulatory surgery center. Full height, butt-jointed glass in the waiting room makes way-finding easy for visitors as they exit the elevators. The continuation of pattern, materials, and lines from one room to…
Miller Children’s Hospital PICU
Long Beach, CA The 4-phased 30-bed renovation of an existing pediatric intensive care unit encompasses 30,000 SF located on 4 wings on the 3rd floor of Miller Children’s Hospital. The fully occupied renovation was designed to accommodate the unique requirements of children and their families. The project was delivered ahead of schedule and under budget.