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Attleboro, Massachusetts Maugel DeStefano Architects has completed a five-phase renovation of Sturdy Memorial Hospital. Years of renovations have transformed the hospital’s facilities, improving patient care and staff efficiency. The final phase of the project concluded with the relocation and modernization of the hospital’s central sterilization processing and operating rooms.
The scope of the final phase will move central sterilization processing to a larger space that will become available after renovations to the inpatient pharmacy and LDRP suite were completed during the previous phase. The new suite has a larger footprint, state-of-the-art equipment and is located closer to the operating theatre, allowing for increased throughput and direct connection to existing operating theatres. The move also adds space to pre- and post-operative suites for same-day surgeries, providing greater privacy for patients and more efficient workflow and access for staff. Renovations within the operating room include new operating rooms, nurses’ stations, offices, anesthesia studios, sterile storage and expanded equipment storage.
The end of this phase marks the successful completion of a seven-year program with Sturdy Memorial Hospital to modernize the medical facility and enhance the patient experience.
Maugel DeStefano Architects has completed a variety of projects for Sturdy Memorial Hospital, ranging from consulting services to the design of a ground-up medical office building in Plainville, Massachusetts.
“Maugel DeStefano Architects’ healthcare design team, along with Columbia and BR+A engineers, successfully completed a substantial renovation of multiple areas of Sturdy Memorial Hospital, including modernization of CT imaging, same-day surgery, inpatient pharmacy, and LDRP. said architect Colby Cavanagh, principal of the healthcare studio at Maugel DeStefano Architects. “We are pleased that our collective achievements have significantly improved the patient experience and increased the comfort and efficiency of Sturdy’s dedicated employees.”
Project team: Maugel DeStefano Architects, architect; Columbia, construction manager; Tocco Building Systems, electric; and TFMoran, structural engineering.
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