Regional Medical Center

HMH worked with Perkins + Will Architects on the San Jose Regional Medical Center. The project is a new four-story, 150,000 square foot in-patient hospital building. The design is anchored by an interior/exterior wall that begins at the front of the building, travels through the building, and extends to the main space, the central courtyard. The wall creates an exciting experience for those walking through the space and those viewing from patient rooms below.

HMH’s scope of services includes civil engineering and landscape architecture, project programming, design development, construction documents and construction administration. HMH designed approximate 2,000 feet of sanitary sewer to provide for the hospital facilities and upgrade the City system. We also provided all of the topographic surveying and construction staking.

Our landscape design included a large specimen oak tree that sits at the center of the courtyard and anchors a gathering patio where one can go outdoors to get fresh air in a simple and relaxing environment. The planting scheme encompasses drought tolerant planting while providing tactical and textural interest for hospital guests. HMH also provided stormwater compliance services for the project.

This expansion included 139,000 square feet for Phase I and 106,000 square feet for Phase II. Public improvements for the hospital expansion included roadway widening of Jackson Avenue, utility relocation, signal modifications, striping, signing and landscaping. The surveying services included field surveying as well as preparation of a lot-line adjustment and parcel map. HMH supported the PD Zoning and PD Permit process as well as the approval process from OSHPD, prepared construction documents, and provided construction staking.