10:00 - 11:00
Revit in Healthcare Design: Opportunities & Challenges
Presenter: Ishtmeet Singh, AIA, Giffin Bolte Jurgens
Topic: This presentation will serve as a broad overview for design teams who have recently started using Revit or are considering the move. The focus will be on benefits of Revit adoption and the challenges on the way to implementation. There will be time allocated for questions at the end of the presentation.
11:00 - Noon
Panel Discussion: Revit for the Legacy Children’s Hospital project, Portland
Moderator: Kimberly Krull, Sparling
Participants:
Halliday Meisberger, ZGF
Jared Lewis, Catena
Don Josephson, Hoffman Construction
Klaus Tilla, CDi
Mike White, Sparling
Topic: A panel discussion highlighting benefits and challenges of using Revit from the perspective of the project design team. What lessons can be learned from this project? How has it affected project delivery and coordination? How will it benefit the contractor and Owner?
Noon - 1:00
Lunch and Member's Report, WA/OR Updates, Upcoming Events, etc.
1:00 - 2:00
On the Boards: Legacy Children’s Hospital, Portland, Oregon
Presenters: Kip Storey and Karl Sonnenberg, AIA, ZGF Architects
Topic: This project on the Legacy Emanuel campus includes a new patient tower to house exist-ing pediatric acute care beds, existing pediatric intensive care beds and a new pediatric emergency department. This building will provide single rooms to replace beds currently housed in double rooms. The 7 level / 250,000 square foot tower will house 96 acute care beds, 24 PICU Beds, 45 NICU beds, 22 short stay and also provides a front door to the Legacy Emanuel Children's Hospital. The hospital is currently operating as a hospital within a hospital on the campus.
2:00 – 2:45
Pre-Tour Presentation: Providence Portland Medical Center, North Pavilion
Participants:
John Thompson, AIA, ZGF Architects
Dan Gemme, Turner Construction
Topic: This 492,000 SF hospital, research and support services project is an expansion of the Providence Portland Medical Center campus. It includes new research and all clinical space for Providence Cancer Center as well as space for 250 new beds to support cancer research, surgery and other hospital programs. The goal was to create a world-class interactive research facility where scientists and clinicians collaborate in developing new scientific knowledge and treatment programs. Other project components include over 20 new operating rooms, education spaces, new lobby and support services. Related projects include new parking facility, central plant replacement and the Providence Child Center, (not part of tour).
