Banner Health Center at Verrado

As the Verrado master-planning engineer of record, this facility was a compliment to the overarching community. WOODPATEL was selected as the Civil Engineer for Banner Health’s proposed 62-acre medical campus in Buckeye, Arizona. Phase I of the health center is approximately 8-acres of the overall medical campus and is designed in three sub phases to accommodate anticipated population growth and demand. Phase 1A consisted of a 12,500 square-foot medical office building with private access drives, parking, landscaped open space, and utilities. Phases 1B and 1C are designed to add approximately 8,000 square-feet and 40,000 square-feet of medical office space, respectively. WOODPATEL implemented a number of cost conscious engineering solutions, including a temporary storm water retention design that eliminated the need for three drywells, an approximate $45,000 savings. WOODPATEL’s services included field topographic survey, grading, and drainage design, earthworks analysis, water and sewer system design, and construction assistance.

Location

Buckeye, AZ

Owner

SmithGroup JJR

Project Highlights

62-acre medical campus

Multiple phases

Cost savings of approximately $45,000