Langan Healthcare Experience – Philadelphia & Northeast Region

Whether partnering on a hospital’s expansion or a new facility, Langan is a full-service partner to our clients — providing site/civil, geotechnical, and environmental engineering, landscape architecture and planning, 3D laser scanning, survey, traffic/transportation, CADD/GIS, natural/ cultural resources, and permitting. Also, Langan’s detailed feasibility study for hospitals can help you navigate through the land development due diligence process by providing a comprehensive report about any and all site issues before you make the critical go/no-go decision.

 

The Pavilion – Penn Medicine

OVERVIEW
As part of the project team, known as PennFIRST, Langan is providing a multitude of services including site/civil, geotechnical, and traffic engineering; environmental consulting; permitting; and survey. In an effort to expand their rapidly growing network, Penn Medicine has assembled one of the first integrated project delivery (IPD) teams on the East Coast for the design and development of a new patient pavilion, located in Philadelphia’s University City area. The new clinical facility will include approximately 500 new patient beds, 50 operating and procedure rooms, a relocated and expanded Emergency Department, 700 space substructure parking lot, and expanded healthcare delivery programs within the network.

Location
Philadelphia, PA

Client
University of Pennsylvania Health System

Services
Site/Civil
Geotechnical
Environmental
Surveying/Geospatial
Traffic & Transportation

Architects
HDR Architecture
Foster+Partners

Strategic Partners
L.F. Driscoll
Balfour Beatty
BR+A


CHOP Osler Circle Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic Study

OVERVIEW
Langan provided a detailed transportation assessment to review and analyze vehicular and pedestrian circulation patterns on Osler Circle. The assessment identified issues and constraints, and solicited options for improving circulation without adversely affecting traffic and pedestrian flows. Langan coordinated with the Philadelphia Streets Department, and conducted traffic and pedestrian counts on a high peak patient day during the weekday AM, midday and PM peak activity periods. In addition, our team conducted field observations to document existing traffic and pedestrian safety constraints. We used this information to analyze traffic operating conditions and level-of-service (LOS) analysis for Osler Circle intersections. To improve traffic and pedestrian flow, the transportation assessment also identified strategies for traffic calming, wayfinding and signage, and use of distinctive materials to raise awareness for pedestrian safety.

Location
Philadelphia, PA

Client
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Services
Traffic & Transportation
Site/Civil

Architect
Ballinger


MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper University Hospital

OVERVIEW
Langan is supporting the multi-story, 103,000-SF world-class cancer institute. The design includes a public plaza and garden, and a renovated landscape. The project has undergone extensive conceptual planning, programming, and site planning studies to locate the facility on an extremely tight urban site. Stormwater runoff from the proposed site was minimized by reducing the amount of on-site surface parking in favor of a heavily landscaped plaza space.

AWARDS
2013 US Green Building Council New Jersey, Emerald Award - Urban Green Project
2013 American Council of Engineering Companies, Diamond Award

Location
Camden, NJ

Client
Cooper University Hospital

Services
Site/Civil
Geotechnical
Landscape Architecture
Environmental
Natural Resources & Permitting
Traditional Surveying


MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper – Rooftop Garden

OVERVIEW
Langan provided comprehensive planning, design and construction phase services for a 5,000-SF rooftop healing garden that will serve as a respite from the clinics and testing facilities. Custom designed planting beds will minimize rooftop loading while providing a healthy growing environment for the plants.  A thoughtfully designed drainage system will conduct water to roof drains below the paving and planting areas. The project includes a significant amount of sustainable design elements and features the use and interpretation of plants that have been used in the fight against cancer.
AWARDS
USGBC NJ Emerald Award – Urban Green Project

Location
Camden, NJ

Client
Cooper University Hospital

Service
Landscape Architecture


Cooper Medical School of Rowan University

OVERVIEW
Langan provided multiple engineering services for this new, six-story, LEED Gold-certified building that contains 200,000-SF of cutting-edge classroom, laboratory, vivarium program areas, 250-person lecture hall, and reconfigurable multi-purpose rooms that can hold up to 110 students each. Langan’s initial work included environmental due diligence, an asbestos and hazardous materials survey, and demolition design to prepare the site for construction. Additional services that Langan provided included traffic and parking analyses that included the preparation of a detailed traffic impact study which evaluated the local roadway capacities, available public transit options, and pedestrian flow and connectivity; environmental services that included site remediation and vapor intrusion mitigation; geotechnical engineering; site/civil engineering; boundary and topographic survey; infrastructure design; and regulatory permitting services. 

AWARDS
2013 Award of Merit, Guth Award for Interior Lighting - Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) Illumination Awards
2013 Certificate of Merit, Guth Award for Interior Lighting – Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) Philament Award, Philadelphia

Location
Camden, NJ

Client
Rowan University

Services
Geotechnical
Environmental
Site/Civil
Traffic & Transportation
Traditional Surveying

Architect
HDR CUH2A


Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

OVERVIEW
Langan is providing its full services to this premier cancer center  treatment facility in New Jersey. As part of the design team, a "green" philosophy driven by patient experience, site aesthetics, and adjacent woodland views greatly influenced planning and development.

Location
Bernards Township, NJ

Client
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

Services
Site/Civil
Geotechnical
Landscape Architecture
Environmental
Earthquake/Seismic
Traditional Surveying

Architect
EwingCole

Strategic Partner
Barr & Barr


Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer & Data Center Plaza

OVERVIEW
Langan was retained to provide engineering, site design, and land development services to convert an existing multi-story office building into a state-of-the-art cancer care center. Landscaped walkways will provide patient access to the surrounding woodlands and will expand recreational opportunities. Lush entry gardens and courtyards will help to create a soothing and therapeutic environment. The project will include sustainable design elements such as restoring the office building minimizing site disturbance, preserving environmentally sensitive areas, adding low-impact design features such as rain gardens and selective use of pervious paving to manage stormwater from newly paved surfaces, installing LED site lighting, and landscaping with native and adapted plants. The overall site design will allow patients to enter the redesigned building at the upper and lower levels while providing improved vehicle and pedestrian circulation patterns. This project is LEED Gold certified.
AWARDS
2018 ACEC New York Engineering Excellence: Platinum Award

Location
Middletown, NJ

Clients
Memorial Sloan-Kettering
Perkins + Will

Services
Landscape Architecture
Site/Civil
Geotechnical
Environmental
Natural Resources & Permitting
Surveying/Geospatial


Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Plaza

OVERVIEW
Langan is providing its full services to this premier cancer center  treatment facility in New Jersey. As part of the design team, a "green" philosophy driven by patient experience, site aesthetics, and adjacent woodland views greatly influenced planning and development.

Location
Bernards Township, NJ

Client
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

Services
Landscape Architecture
Site/Civil
Geotechnical
Environmental
Earthquake/Seismic
Traditional Surveying

Strategic Partner
Barr & Barr


UPMC South Tower Deconstruction

OVERVIEW
UPMC is selectively deconstructing part of the existing South Tower, Old Children's Hospital, on their downtown Pittsburgh campus. Langan designed and permitted the site and site logistics of the deconstruction. Safe and efficient pedestrian and vehicular access, as well as parking demand and re-assignment have been planned. Langan performed an environmental site assessment to identify environmental issues, and has implemented a groundwater monitoring program that will evaluate seasonal groundwater fluctuations. The results of the program will be used in the dewatering analysis.

Location
Pittsburgh, PA

Client
GBBN Architects, Inc.

Services
Site/Civil
Environmental
Traffic & Transportation
Traditional Surveying

Strategic Partner
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC)


St. Luke’s University Milford Hospital

OVERVIEW
Langan prepared a preliminary feasibility study to evaluate the possibility of developing a healthcare complex on one of three separate sites. We identified significant development constraints, prepared base maps and concept plans and provided a comparison table that describes the pros and cons for each development site. Once the site was selected, Langan performed a preliminary due diligence investigation. The scope of work included an updated Phase I ESA Report, a preliminary Natural Resources Assessment, which included PADEP Coordination to identify possible permitting hurdles, a Cultural Resources Assessment along with Threatened and Endangered Species Coordination and a Wetland Limits Verification and Permitting Confirmation. Our work encompassed a review of the previous Traffic Impact Study, updated trip generation estimates for the planned project and a meeting with PennDOT to review proposed improvements associated with the site.

Location
Quakertown, PA

Client
St. Luke’s University Health Network

Services
Environmental
Site/Civil
Geotechnical
Landscape Architecture
Traffic & Transportation


Lehigh Valley Health Network

OVERVIEW
Penn Regional Business Center initiated the potential development of this former residential property as a data center located in the commercial corridor of State Route 447. Lehigh Valley Health Network (formerly Pocono Medical Center) came on board to redirect the development into a medical office building (MOB). Langan handled the overall permitting and re-permitting of the project from the original data center approvals to the now constructed MOB. In particular, this site was burdened by an ordinance that prohibited increases in stormwater runoff from redevelopment of the site to the natural downstream receiving water body (Flory’s Pond) due to flooding conditions at that location. This rendered the original property commercially undevelopable. Langan provided a unique solution requiring significant permitting to overcome the issue by redirecting the stormwater to a different watershed over a half a mile from the site.

Location
Smithfield Township, PA

Client
Lehigh Valley Health Network (formerly Pocono Medical Center)

Services
Site/Civil
Geotechnical
Landscape Architecture
Traffic & Transportation

Architect
MKSD Architects

Strategic Partner
Penn Regional Business Center, LP


Hackensack University Medical Center Expansion

OVERVIEW
The Hackensack University Medical Center is one of the five highest performing hospitals in the nation. As part of this expansion project the hospital added new facilities including a 225,000-SF Patient Care Pavilion, an 80,000-SF Children's Center, and a 25,000-SF expansion of Surgical/Trauma Center. Langan provided complete site/civil engineering services for the expansion. The engineering services included site plan preparation, grading and drainage design, sanitary sewer design, landscape architecture, and exterior lighting design. The project also included the design of over 700-feet of retaining walls varying from four to 21-feet in height.

Location
Hackensack, NJ

Client
Hackensack Meridian Health

Services
Site/Civil
Surveying/Geospatial
Landscape Architecture

Architect
Perkins + Will


RWJ University Hospital Expansion

OVERVIEW
Langan provided geotechnical engineering services for both the Oncology and Children’s Hospital buildings, which were part of RWJ's ongoing expansion. These two additions were built simultaneously adjoining different wings of the existing hospital complex.

Location
New Brunswick, NJ

Client
RWJBarnabas Health

Service
Geotechnical

Architect
Rothe-Johnson Associates (now Fletcher Thompson)

Strategic Partner
O'Donnell & Naccarato


New York-Presbyterian Hospital Modernization

OVERVIEW
The New York-Presbyterian Hospital, the largest hospital in the United States, underwent a $1-billion modernization program which included new construction, renovation, demolition, phased relocations, and extensive repairs to its campus infrastructure in order to create a state-of-the-art full-service hospital complex. Langan was the geotechnical and foundation engineering consultant for the project.

Location
New York, NY

Client
The New York-Presbyterian Hospital

Service
Geotechnical

Architects
HOK
Taylor Clark Architects, Inc.

Strategic Partners
Thornton Tomasetti
Lehrer McGovern, Inc.


Mount Sinai Center for Science and Medicine

OVERVIEW
The Mount Sinai Research Center, in the Upper East Side section of Manhattan, is a 1.5-acre parcel occupying about three-quarters of a city block along Madison Avenue. The site is comprised of an 11-story building with a four cellars. A tunnel, approximately 250-feet east of Fifth Avenue, connects the proposed Research Center to Mount Sinai’s Guggenheim Pavilion to the south. Langan’s role on this project included site/civil, surveying and geotechnical engineering services. Challenging aspects included the ongoing infrastructure work to accommodate a tunnel beneath a congested New York City street.

Location
New York, NY

Client
Mount Sinai Hospital

Services
Geotechnical
Site/Civil
Surveying/Geospatial

Architect
Skidmore, Ownings & Merrill LLP


Hallmark Health Medical Office Building

OVERVIEW
This project involved the creation of a 30,000 SF medical office building for Hallmark Health Systems. The project included the demolition of an existing used car dealership in order to construct the proposed building and site improvements. Sitework outside of the new building is anticipated to include new access, circulation, surface parking, storm drainage, utility infrastructure, and landscaping.

Location
Wakefield, MA

Client
Cannon Design

Services
Landscape Architecture
Site/Civil
Traffic & Transportation
Geotechnical


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