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| MTCT architects brings together an expert team of leaders from the design industry with a common purpose – working together in concert to deliver exceptional consulting services to healthcare clientele and the communities they serve. Our firm is dedicated to improving the quality of healthcare planning, design and project implementation. The MTCT team has designed specialized new and renova ted care and treatment spaces in health care facilities, including facilities for equipment as specialized as MRI scanning machines. MTCT’s healthcare facility project experience includes: |
| Peter Lougheed Centre Capital Expansion/Renovation* - Calgary, AB | |
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This multi-phase project will incorporate a new 5-storey east addition to accommodate additional patient beds and Emergency. Major renovations to the existing facility will upgrade and expand surgical suites, mental health, transplant and renal facilities. The PLC project is LEED™ registered and is expected to become one of Canada’s first LEED™ Silver Certified Acute Care Facilities.
*affiliate with HOK |
| Travel Clinic - Vancouver, BC | |
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This facility for the Vancouver Richmond Health Board provides information and vaccinations to Canadians traveling abroad. The clinic was designed with a suitable "foreign travel" interior concept. |
| Chest Clinic - New Westminster, BC | |
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This clinic for the B.C. Centre for Disease Control is located in St. Mary's Hospital, New Westminster, B.C. The facility includes waiting room, reception, nurses and doctors offices, examination room and records storage. The project included installation of a special self contained air handling unit completely separated from the hospital HVAC with air discharge at the hospital roof level. |
| B.C. Cancer Agency - Fluoroscopy Unit - Vancouver, BC | |
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$76,388 renovations to an existing space to facilitate replacement of the existing fluoroscopy unit. Careful coordination with the equipment supplier and mechanical and electrical consultants was required. In addition, careful construction procedures were required due to the constraints of construction in a patient services area of a 24/7 facility.
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| Vancouver General Hospital MRI Renovation - Vancouver, BC | |
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5,700 sf renovations of the existing MRI space in the Central Pavilion of VGH and the addition of a new MRI unit within the Space. Achievements include a full update of the existing patient services area, improving patient waiting areas, the technical support areas, and the MRI facility, all to be constructed without interruption to the service provision of the existing MRI which is in use continually, except in middle hours of the night. |
| B.C. Cancer Agency - MRI Unit - Vancouver, BC | |
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This project included $838,880 of renovations to existing office space to accommodate a new MRI unit and associated clinic spaces, including computer support space, patient change areas, radiologist work areas, patient preparation areas and reception and waiting areas. The new MRI unit is located in a room fully integrated into the existing building in a new shielded room. Due to its internal location in the building, coordination of transport of the MRI unit and the room components required precision detailing including the delivery route through the building. |
| MRI Facility UBC Hospital | |
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This project includes alterations to an existing hospital to accommodate a MRI scanner, computer room, control room, patient area, reception, research area and staff lounge. The assignment involved meetings with users, preparation of alternative concepts, designs, and contract administration during construction. |
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