Cape Cod Hospital-Ambulatory Medical Center Addition/Renovations; Hyannis, Massachusetts
Architect: Hoskins Scott Partners

A new main entrance, Endoscopy Suite, Prompt Care, and Pediatric Unit, created more room for walk-in medical procedures and presenting a warm, welcoming atmosphere for patients and visitors.

Phased construction allowed the hospital to continue full operation. The project resulted in 12,100 SF of new space, plus 11,400 SF of renovated space. The new lobby includes a gift shop, waiting area, cafe and coffee shop.

Cook Children's Hospital; Ft. Worth, Texas
Architect: David M. Schwarz

Winner of AGC Outstanding Construction Award

A relationship spanning 25 years. The architecture and aestethics at Cook's are intended to provide a "cool" non-institutional environment for the care and rehabilitation of children.

Recent projects have included an 11,000 SF hematology oncology clinic, clinic expansions, pediatrics surgery center, and medical office building.

Texas Heart Institute; Houston, Texas
Architect: Morris Architects and RTKL Health

Winner of the 2002 AON Build America Award

The fast track construction project started concurrently with the design. All utilities and built foundations and a majority of the structure were relocated before the final construction documents were completed. This is not the normal building approach for highly complicated facilities, but it saved the owners upward of nine months on the project development time. This translates into thousands of dollars a month in additional revenues for the hospital.

Memorial Herman The Woodlands; The Woodlands, Texas
Architect: Watkins Hamilton Ross

Memorial-Hermann's master plan focuses on Ambulatory Care. Linbeck served as the construction manager for the professional office building, cancer treatment center, central plant, garage, departmental renovations, and most recently the new six-story, 170-bed tower completed in 2004.