Array Architects

The new Neurocritical Care Unit at RWJBarnabas Health was fitted into an existing 16,000 sq. ft. office and lab space within the campus’ Acute Building. Comprised of 15 patient beds along the perimeter of the floor, the unit is characterized by its unconventional shape which removes distinct physical boundaries between the care team and the […]

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The new AtlantiCare Health Services Ambulatory Surgical Center, in partnership with Rothman Orthopedics, offers a holistic experience with a strong emphasis on consumer focus and operational efficiency. The center features six state-of-the-art operating rooms, twelve pre-op bays, twelve post-op bays, and three private overnight rooms, along with comprehensive ancillary clinical support. The public areas are […]

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The transformation of RWJBarnabas Health’s New Brunswick campus emergency department is a response to the evolving landscape of consumer-based patients, “retail” healthcare providers, and portable technology. This 60,000 SF expansion and renovation project increased existing ED space by 50% and potential patient capacity from 42 to 100. A Level 1 Trauma Center, the new ED […]

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Elmhurst Hospital, located in Queens, New York, serves a population of more than one million patients as a 545-bed, level-1 trauma center that sees more than 660,000 ambulatory visits annually. Situated on a landlocked campus, the hospital has developed incrementally over time to meet the needs of its community but has reached limitations, resulting in […]

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Aiming to expand patient care and access to the Philadelphia suburban community, Penn Medicine selected an undeveloped site in Montgomeryville, PA to construct a new multispecialty outpatient care facility. Array Architects serves as part of a curated team, including a construction manager, engineers, and other specialty consultants, working in an Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) model […]

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Driven by one of the fastest growing population rates in the country, a robust expansion will be required to enable both the Northside Forsyth and the Cherokee campuses to support their future community healthcare needs. While the Northside system leaders embraced this need for expansion, they also recognized that the evolution of the two campuses, […]

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Seeking to expand outpatient care to the Moorestown, New Jersey community, Cooper University Health Care chose to adapt and reuse an existing retail structure at the Moorestown Mall. The reimagined building is Cooper’s largest outpatient facility and a one-stop location for most of their ambulatory services. This three-story, 166,000 SF state-of-the-art ambulatory care campus is […]

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Challenge The team set out to transform a rundown, dark and underutilized building into a timeless pediatric facility that showcases historic features. Previously a tuberculosis hospital for the Army, then principally used for storage, the building was received in a state that made saving it seem impossible, and it did not meet the rigor required […]

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