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Studying Context
In developing intelligent design, we always consider context first. Regardless of scale or project type, the goal is always the same: seamless integration. In this schematic study for a new hospital, we are understanding the existing systems of movement within the local community in order to shape our site and building flow in ways that are compelling, convenient and welcoming to the neighborhood. In this scheme our goal aims to create not only a functional hospital but a cultural hub for a wide range of activities and public functions.
Nyack Hospital Breaks Ground
We are ecstatic to break ground for Nyack Hospital's Emergency Department! PDS was tasked to modernize and reconfigure the existing Emergency Department. This 18,000 SF project will be a mixed occupancy expansion, including a newly designed Emergency Department, Lobby, and supporting spaces.
Click the following image to read more at Lohud
PDS' ED rendering for Nyack Hospital
Three bricks, different aesthetics
Gauthier Behavioral Health Hospital
Location: Lake Charles, Louisiana
In this material study, PDS was challenged to find a simple and cost effective way to make an ordinary brick wall appear extraordinary and dynamic. In an attempt to make the massive 65,000 SF building feel light weight, we are working with a gradient of 3 brick types. Moving from darkest at the bottom and fading slightly to a light colored brick, we ended by capping the building with a Bone colored roof in a final gesture of lightness and visual balance.
HackensackUMC at Pascack Valley Emergency Department Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
We are thrilled to see the opening of the newly renovated Emergency Department at Hackensack University Medical Center at Pasack Valley, New Jersey! Pomarico Design Studio Architecture worked alongside HUMC medical staff and contractors at Wm. Blanchard Co. to modernizing the Emergency Department in order keep up with advancing medical technologies.
Click the following images to read the full article on The Record and NorthJersey.com!
