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Suffolk, CO Architects Chosen for USCF Mission Bay Health Project

Builder Suffolk and CO Architects were selected to deliver the $278 million University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) project.

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Builder Suffolk and CO Architects were selected to deliver the $278 million University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Mission Bay Education Center and Dental Clinics project through a design-build delivery model.

The partnership between Suffolk and CO Architects brings together deep experience delivering complex health care, research and higher education facilities, according to a Suffolk press release.

Working alongside UCSF from the outset, the integrated team will provide early construction and design expertise to help inform key decisions, manage project complexity and align scope, budget and schedule expectations throughout the planning process.

Supported by Suffolk Design, Suffolk's integrated design management team, the project will leverage design management, technical reviews and sustainability expertise to align intent, value and project goals from the earliest stages of development.

“UCSF is a world-class institution for dental education, research and patient care, and we're excited to help bring this next generation of learning and clinical environment to life,” said Preston Hoopes, general manager of Northern California at Suffolk. “We're honored to partner on a project that will expand opportunities for education, research and patient care while drawing on Suffolk's experience delivering complex health care and higher education facilities.”

The project will create new educational, clinical and collaborative spaces that support the university's mission across dental education, research and patient care while providing learning environments for UCSF's broader health sciences community. Designed to support collaboration among faculty, researchers and clinicians, the facility will help advance emerging models of interdisciplinary health care and prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals.

“This project represents a defining opportunity for CO Architects to build upon our legacy of shaping the nation's leading academic health and research institutions,” said James Simeo principal-in-charge for the project at CO Architects. “It reflects our clients' confidence in our ability to create transformative environments that inspire learning, accelerate discovery, and advance the future of health care. This project will integrate cutting-edge technologies, adaptable learning environments, and spaces that foster collaboration and innovation to establish a new benchmark for academic excellence.”


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