The Diagnostic Imaging Department renovation for the John C Lincoln Hospital included; MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) replacement & renovation and the Special Procedures room renovations. Additionally, Imirzian Architects renovated the Human Resources & Computer Information Systems Office, Physical Therapy spaces, and Biomedical Engineering.
The Hospice House is a significant renovation of an existing single-family house into a thirteen-bed hospice center, including a complete overhaul of mechanical systems, accessibility, and egress. The site required new master planning and an addition to complete the facility. The plan took advantage of existing residential spaces and expanded into the former garage. Exterior activities included covered porches, a hot tub, and a fruit garden.
Valley Lutheran Hospital required a new addition in order to house the Cardiac Rehabilitation and Therapy Services, which was losing its old location in the hospital. With very little time left to move the departments, Marlene Imirzian and Associates entered the project, and quickly began work with Linthicum Constructors and Modular Technologies to provide Fast Track design and construction of the addition.
We established the feasibility of working with modular construction that could be designed to match the hospital appearance and immediately worked with the modular building fabricator and Linthicum to establish the design. Marlene Imirzian led a half-day program and scope workshop, during which the building size and budget were established. We established the infrastructure package first to allow major utility connections to the existing hospital and power/communication upgrades to begin while the building was being constructed. Foundation packages were issued next and completed in time for the building to be craned into place the next day. Total construction time was only 45 days.