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Siloam Springs Regional Hospital

Located amongst the rural farmlands of Arkansas the new 42-bed Siloam Springs Regional Hospital serves a small community with a modest population. From the beginning, this 92,000-square-foot project relied on creative “Lean Solution” design concepts to eliminate inefficiencies and achieve a highly sustainable medical facility, both financially and environmentally.

With abundant support from the City of Siloam Springs, including a land grant, the design team worked to ensure optimal operational efficiencies, allowing the medical professionals to provide the highest level of healthcare, within aggressive square footage and budget constraints, and a demanding twelve-month construction schedule.

Key aspects of the design include:

  • A full range of healthcare services including an outpatient surgery department, emergency care, health education services, medical surgical/ICU care, obstetrics, outpatient diagnostic services, cardiac rehabilitation services and surgical services.
  • Explicit strategies for hospital expansion on both floors as well as thoughtful site planning to easily accommodate future expansion of the hospital complex with the addition of medical office buildings and increased parking.
  • A detention pond on the property which controls storm water run-off and reduces the degradation of neighboring streams and creeks. A walking trail around the pond provides an outdoor destination for patients, staff and visitors.

Client

Community Health Systems

Location

Siloam Springs, AR

Square Feet

92,000

Certifications

Green Globes

Design Services

Architecture

Interiors

Planning

Key Project Staff
Drew Underwood

Healthcare Production Leader

Heather Carlson

Senior Interior Designer

Kevin Hall

Senior Project Designer