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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 12141999 - D4 D.4 THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Adopted this Order on December 14, 1999 by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors Gioia,Uilkema, Gerber, DeSaulnier, and Canciamilla NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None SUBJECT: Report on status of the planning for the Martinez ambulatory care facility On this date,the Board of Supervisors considered a report from Health Services on the status of the planning for the Martinez ambulatory care facility. There were no requests from the public to speak on this matter. IT IS BY THE BOARD ORDERED that the report is ACCEPTED 1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of an action taken and entered on the minutes of the Board of supervisors on the date shown. ATTESTER: Phil Batchelor,Clerk of the Board of Supgrvisors and County Administrator By ±' _ `. .�..� Deputy RECEIVED Anshen*A/len DEC 14 1999 CL RK BOARD OF SUPERV-1W CONTRA COSTA CO. MARTINEZ AMBULATORY CARE FACILITY Contra Costa Regional Med1cal Center ::: j:W' ?'? •r?• ?rr??x'�4 ? j•. 6ti t•.{f? {r ■ M:■ � IRI i�o �I fi P Presentation to the Board f o Supervisors { December . _ Anshen*Al/en ;:::;;::>;:..;:: .>::;:;:>..... > ;> <<> ` ` The new Martinez Ambulatory Care Facility ..... >.: .>::::::::: " {'.. ' ss' MAC will be built on the site of the former :w. . .: : :>:>«s : .:...> inpatient wings at Contra Costa CountyRe :.:.::.::.::.: g ional Medical Center in Martinez.The build- .... i4 .. ..............:... ing will be visible from Alhambra Avenue and ............... .:::.;::...:: ::::: it will conceal v' _.:.:. :.: :.::.::. .. .. o ceal the view of the remaining E-Ward and Cafeteria buildings while allowing good os ex re for P u o the front of the Hospital. fir• `�, s : f . Public access to the building will be from B Street. A vehicular drop-off area in front of the MAC allows traffic to circumvent the Hospital's drop-off zone, helping to reduce congestion generated by two heavy-use buildings.Staff and patients coming from the Hospital and/or Cafeteria have the option to enter the building from the West side of the campus. The project will be constructed in two phases. In Phase I, a 35-space parking lot will be completed. In Phase 11, 144 parking spaces will complete the full build- out of the parking area after demolition of the Specialty North and Eligibility buildings. Anshen*A/Jen :Nr;# { :::::.:: :. :...................:::::: : ...: :::::.: : :::::........::.::.:.::...::::: ...... :::::<:::::.:::: . ...... >9 MMM"The new building will be comprised of two three-story wings facing each other with a cylindrical entry pavilion between.The MAC will have a total building area of 60,000 square feet dispersed between the two building wings. Breaking up the area into distinct masses allows more opportunity for natural light into the clinics and reinforces way finding through a fully-glazed public corridor that always looks out onto a central garden. On all levels, this glazed public corri- dor terminates in waiting rooms that are actually glassed-in "porches" overlooking the garden. The entry pavilion is centrally located in the garden and equidistant from all clinic waiting rooms to help shorten the patient's walking distance. 0"V-lam Anshen*A//en Sky lights fill the entry pavilion with sunlight and provide a constant focus from all public points inside the building. !/!.{. .,:ri${litre rr�t:.r�,',l,.. ^•r�+, T{{{.r' The entry pavilion is a complex space with a two-story atrium experience on any floor and views of the distant hills from the upper floors. 01 ly f'�a-not AnwtavfAlAl n A covered, trellis canopy INFUSION PHARMACY directs people to the ground floor Lobby of the entry pa- : :::;::;; r Ct7NFERENCE vilion. The arrival sequence ::{:'`'%r; though the garden, with the .. . visibility of the main corridors from the centralp avilion will provide a comprehensive un- derstan ding of the building organization and reinforce -R.. way finding Ground-floor services include Outpatient Phar- macy, Satellite Lab, Car- diopulmonary, Minor Procedures, an 8-Exam Clinic, the Infusion Center, and the Conference Room. CAR OI© M©DULE 3 FIRST FLOOR Anshen*Allen Second-floor services in- SHELL clude the Dental Clinic, FAMILY ENT and Eye Clinic, and PRACTICE Family Practice. Half of the Nrbuilding North bu di o is shelled to be built-out at a later date. This space can accommo- date anadd t o ai i nl x - $ e am module and/orex h pan dt e `' adjacent clinic. x ;r ::. ....... {h< ;< DENTAL ENT+ EYE SECOND FLOOR Anshen*A//en Third-floor services include Sat- IMAGING MODULE 1 ellite Imaging and the remain- - der of the specialty clinics. � Y n:'•^ii: :vr{{>i:•i:: On all floors, each clinic is laid out as a typical module that { can flex from a to a or �. �.. ..� day day morning to afternoon depend- ...... ...... ing on which clinic is in o eration. The clinics are p either 8-exam modules or 12- exam modules. Q O D O :..... ........ ...... :: :.. :.:.... ..................... {.{ :: -i-r-777 77717'if :.,.... . .: NURSING MODULE 2 SERVICES THIRD FLOOR Anshen+A/len Ultimately, gardens are the primary focus for the architectural layout and medical planning of the Martinez Ambulatory Care facility. A unique component will be the Infusion Center located on the ground floor with a private garden offering the option to receive chemotherapy in an outdoor setting. A common feature for all participants will be the overall experience of a building and garden as an 4�-- oasis of green landscaping and quiet water pools within the busy medical center campus. 5X- The The main features of the SH landscape are the reflecting pools and water channels. The water features are linear in form and will reflect the form of the courtyard defined by the architecture. The water course begins at the entrance of the building. The sound of water , flowing through the stone ,mss channel will create a pleasing effect for visitors passing through. The channel will be lined with granite blocks of varying sizes. They will also serve as seating elements. The second feature will be located within the courtyard and will be an extension of the entry water feature. They will be accessible visually and physically from the adjacent waiting rooms. The planting and hardscapes areas will define the edges of the landscape, and the series of hedges in the design will accentuate the flow of the space. The composition of the various landscape elements will serve to create a place of gathering and contemplation.