Stanley Beaman & Sears Architects Announces Completion of Adamsville Regional Health Center
Firm Unveils Vibrant New Atlanta Facility Designed to Promote Holistic Concepts of Wellness, Positive Self-Image to Community Residents
Atlanta, GA, August 09, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Stanley Beaman & Sears (http://www.stanleybeamansears.com/), an award-winning architectural firm specializing in healthcare, higher education/research and arts facilities, has announced the completion of Adamsville Regional Health Center, a 34,000-square-foot structure on a 4-acre site in the Adamsville suburb of Atlanta. The new facility will provide a primary care clinic, a behavioral health clinic, a dental clinic, childcare facilities and a workforce development center to area residents, and will serve as a catalyst for positive community change and future neighborhood growth.
The design-build fast-track project was completed in only 275 days with a construction cost of approximately $5.5 million. Specialized design features include a standing-seam clamp over the facility’s sloped roof to identify major entries and serve as a beacon to the public, as well as house mechanical equipment and a centralized, double-height circulation lobby. An integral part of the structure’s design, the sloped roof presents a dynamic element that is both protective and welcoming to the surrounding community. To maximize the building’s efficiency, all of the services successfully share the same support and staff spaces.
Inspiration for the exterior and interior design was derived from the communal folk art of quilting and the social and aesthetic traditions of the African-American community. Also an inspiration were the collage paintings by celebrated Atlanta artist Radcliffe Bailey, known for piecing together found objects, archival photographs and historic imagery with jazz-like effects. These inspirations led to the idea of how the building’s exterior materials could reflect the arrhythmic yet unified patterns of both quilting and improvisational music resulting in randomized patterning devices used in the exterior metal wall panels and the punched window locations.
Other project participants included the contracting firm of Whiting-Turner, Board of Commissioners Vice Chair Emma Darnell, West End Medical Center, the Fulton County Office of Cultural Affairs, and other city and community members. For more information on Adamsville Regional Health Center, visit http://1.usa.gov/NN82qE.
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“With the Adamsville Regional Health Center, we created a non-institutional building design that is welcoming and vibrant, and provides the community with a health center that is focused on wellness,” said Betsy Beaman, vice president and director of design at Stanley Beaman & Sears. “The design features and artistic elements, combined with service offerings all under one roof, makes this facility both unique in its field and progressive among local healthcare facilities. We view this as a model for metropolitan areas and suburbs looking to revitalize areas through the renovation or construction of excellent community structures.”
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- As part of the primary care clinic, a Women, Infant and Children (WIC) clinic will provide services to the public.
About Stanley Beaman & Sears:
Stanley Beaman & Sears is an award-winning architectural, interiors and graphics firm based in Atlanta. Founded in 1992, the firm focuses on projects for healthcare, higher education/research and the arts. Often recognized for its ability to create architecture that captures powerful ideas, it is set apart by its focus on exceptional client service, as well as its ability to collaborate, attention to detail, and rigorous vetting of technologically-rich solutions. The shared vision of Stanley Beaman & Sears principals includes creating structures that represent civilization’s great institutions. Working nationally and internationally, with an appetite for innovation and a collaborative working style, the firm has established a track record for forging creative partnerships with clients to explore and achieve their facility goals. Stanley Beaman & Sears has been named one of Atlanta’s Top 25 Architectural Firms by the Atlanta Business Chronicle, and has received recognition among Atlanta’s Fastest Growing Women-Owned Firms. The work of Stanley Beaman & Sears has been featured in an array of publications, including Architectural Record, Contract Magazine, Modern Healthcare, Healthcare Design and The Wall Street Journal. For more information, visit http://www.stanleybeamansears.com/.
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The design-build fast-track project was completed in only 275 days with a construction cost of approximately $5.5 million. Specialized design features include a standing-seam clamp over the facility’s sloped roof to identify major entries and serve as a beacon to the public, as well as house mechanical equipment and a centralized, double-height circulation lobby. An integral part of the structure’s design, the sloped roof presents a dynamic element that is both protective and welcoming to the surrounding community. To maximize the building’s efficiency, all of the services successfully share the same support and staff spaces.
Inspiration for the exterior and interior design was derived from the communal folk art of quilting and the social and aesthetic traditions of the African-American community. Also an inspiration were the collage paintings by celebrated Atlanta artist Radcliffe Bailey, known for piecing together found objects, archival photographs and historic imagery with jazz-like effects. These inspirations led to the idea of how the building’s exterior materials could reflect the arrhythmic yet unified patterns of both quilting and improvisational music resulting in randomized patterning devices used in the exterior metal wall panels and the punched window locations.
Other project participants included the contracting firm of Whiting-Turner, Board of Commissioners Vice Chair Emma Darnell, West End Medical Center, the Fulton County Office of Cultural Affairs, and other city and community members. For more information on Adamsville Regional Health Center, visit http://1.usa.gov/NN82qE.
Quotes:
“With the Adamsville Regional Health Center, we created a non-institutional building design that is welcoming and vibrant, and provides the community with a health center that is focused on wellness,” said Betsy Beaman, vice president and director of design at Stanley Beaman & Sears. “The design features and artistic elements, combined with service offerings all under one roof, makes this facility both unique in its field and progressive among local healthcare facilities. We view this as a model for metropolitan areas and suburbs looking to revitalize areas through the renovation or construction of excellent community structures.”
New Media Content:
Stanley Beaman & Sears LinkedIn page:
http://www.linkedin.com/company/stanley-beaman-&-sears
Stanley Beaman & Sears Twitter page:
https://twitter.com/sbsarchitecture
Details:
- As part of the primary care clinic, a Women, Infant and Children (WIC) clinic will provide services to the public.
About Stanley Beaman & Sears:
Stanley Beaman & Sears is an award-winning architectural, interiors and graphics firm based in Atlanta. Founded in 1992, the firm focuses on projects for healthcare, higher education/research and the arts. Often recognized for its ability to create architecture that captures powerful ideas, it is set apart by its focus on exceptional client service, as well as its ability to collaborate, attention to detail, and rigorous vetting of technologically-rich solutions. The shared vision of Stanley Beaman & Sears principals includes creating structures that represent civilization’s great institutions. Working nationally and internationally, with an appetite for innovation and a collaborative working style, the firm has established a track record for forging creative partnerships with clients to explore and achieve their facility goals. Stanley Beaman & Sears has been named one of Atlanta’s Top 25 Architectural Firms by the Atlanta Business Chronicle, and has received recognition among Atlanta’s Fastest Growing Women-Owned Firms. The work of Stanley Beaman & Sears has been featured in an array of publications, including Architectural Record, Contract Magazine, Modern Healthcare, Healthcare Design and The Wall Street Journal. For more information, visit http://www.stanleybeamansears.com/.
Emily Packard
MMI Public Relations
(919) 233-6600
emily@mmipublicrelations.com
http://twitter.com/MMIPR
www.mmipublicrelations.com
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