
Rendering
Courtesy of Perkins + Will
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Halifax
Medical Center New Patient Tower, ED Expansion and CEP/Daytona
Beach, Florida
Architect
Perkins + Will/Atlanta, Georgia
Owner
Halifax Medical Center/Daytona Beach, Florida
Size
Tower: 450,000 sf
ED Expansion: 89,000 sf
Central Plant: 17,500 sf
Cost
Tower and ED Expansion: $140 million
Central Plant: $19.5 million
TLC Services
M/E/S/C&T
 
As
the first phase of a 10-year master planning and redesign
of Halifax Medical Centers main campus, the new
Patient Tower and Emergency Department will add 204 licensed
beds and more than four times the space for emergency
services. The 10-story tower will have all-private patient
rooms and increased family space including a resource
area. The new ED will be on the towers gound floor
and will have 107 new treatment rooms. The towers
structural design is a two-way mild reinforced cast-in-place
concrete slab with concrete shear walls used as part of
the lateral system. Construction will require demolition
of the existing parking garage and redevelopment of the
site to provide on-grade replacement parking for both
the hospital and the new addition. Careful coordination
is required throughout the phased construction, including
the temporary relocation of the existing EDs entrances.
The existing raised helistop will be demolished and a
new helistop constructed on top of the tower.Serving the
tower will be the new two-story central energy plant.
The plants cast-in-place reinforced concrete frame
structure will have an exterior skin comprised of precast
concrete wall panels, aluminum curtain wall and louvers,
and insulating low-E glass. Three new boilers, three 1200-ton
chillers, circulating pumps, three 1500-kw generators
and medical vacuum and air systems will be on the first
floor while new emergency generators and emergency switchgear
are on the second floor. New cooling towers will be located
outside on-grade with a walled enclosure to protect them
against hurricane-force winds and wind-driven projectiles.
TLC also provided design services for the voice-data,
audio-visual and security systems for the patient tower,
ED expansion and CEP.
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