University of California San Diego – Medical Education and Telemedicine Building

University of California San Diego – Medical Education and Telemedicine Building
University of California San Diego – Medical Education and Telemedicine Building
University of California San Diego – Medical Education and Telemedicine Building

Project Facts
  • Status Construction Complete
  • Completion Year 2011
  • Design Finish Year 2008
  • Size Building Gross Area: 98,000 square feet
  • Sustainability Certifications LEED BD+C NC (New Construction) Gold, BD+C, Gold
  • Collaborators
    OJB Shen Milsom & Wilke Taylor Engineering, Llc Randall/Lamb/Associates Burkett And Wong Engineers Michael Wall Engineering Patrick B. Quigley & Associates, Inc. Vsa And Associates Allana+Buick+Bers Flack + Kurtz, Inc. Davis Langdon Swinerton
Project Facts
  • Status Construction Complete
  • Completion Year 2011
  • Design Finish Year 2008
  • Size Building Gross Area: 98,000 square feet
  • Sustainability Certifications LEED BD+C NC (New Construction) Gold, BD+C, Gold
  • Collaborators
    OJB Shen Milsom & Wilke Taylor Engineering, Llc Randall/Lamb/Associates Burkett And Wong Engineers Michael Wall Engineering Patrick B. Quigley & Associates, Inc. Vsa And Associates Allana+Buick+Bers Flack + Kurtz, Inc. Davis Langdon Swinerton

Technological advancements are spurring new ways of learning in medical schools. The UCSD Telemedicine Building responds to these changes while also meeting an anticipated growth in enrollment.

Situated at the intersection of two major pedestrian routes, the facility serves as a welcoming doorway to the university’s School of Medicine. A dramatic glass sunscreen hangs from the three-story building’s cantilevered concrete roof, while an inner courtyard and adjacent exterior spaces encourage students and faculty to interact and exchange ideas while enjoying the outdoors.

Inside, one finds a simulation hospital with operating rooms, emergency rooms, intensive-care units, and exam rooms, each fitted with cameras and two-way glass. On the second and third floors, classrooms are organized around community learning rooms, an IT suite, and a student lounge. The comprehensive facility also includes a gross-anatomy lab and a 359-seat auditorium.

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