Baylor Scott & White – The Heart Hospital Plano has transformed its 116-bed heart and vascular hospital with a new 164,000-square-foot addition, designed by E4H Environments for Health Architecture.
The new six-story north tower allows for improved operational efficiency and increased patient load and features a hospitality focus, including a new lobby and Heart Rock Café, which provide a new front door for the facility.
Spa-like interior features are carried throughout the building, including the cardiopulmonary rehabilitation unit, which features equipment and an indoor track. The addition includes an education suite, composed of a 190-seat auditorium, bio-skills classroom, and the Baylor Research Institute, which are newly integrated programs at the hospital.
Project details:
Facility name: Baylor Scott & White – The Heart Hospital Plano
Location: Plano, Texas
Completion date: Phase I: May 2018; final phase: spring 2019
Owner: Baylor Scott & White
Total building area: 164,765 sq. ft. (new construction)
Total Construction Cost: $68 million
Cost/sq. ft.: $427
Architecture firm: E4H Environments for Health Architecture
Interior design: E4H Environments for Health Architecture
MEP – CCRD
Structural & Civil – R.I. Goodson Jr. Inc.,
Operator: CBRE
Dietary: Worrell Design Group
Equipment Planner: CallisonRTKL
Landscape Architect: Belle Firma
