Camp Pendleton, CA

Naval Hospital Replacement Project

Scope/Solutions

Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton needed a new hospital to facilitate expansion and advancing medical and technical services. To promote healing, the new building features calming interiors, a sunlit atrium, and central courtyard. SGH assisted HKS with the design and construction monitoring of the building enclosure.

The complex includes a 500,000 sq ft hospital, a central utilities plant, and a new parking structure. SGH consulted on the design for below-grade waterproofing, rain screen cladding assemblies, curtain wall and window assemblies, inverted roof membrane assemblies, and vegetative roofing assemblies.

Highlights of our design-phase services include the following:

  • Recommending enclosure materials
  • Developing details to integrate the various enclosure systems
  • Reviewing construction documents and providing recommendations to improve performance of the building enclosure
  • Collaborating with the owner, architect, and design-build contractor to develop a design that balances cost and performance expectations

During construction, SGH provided full-time monitoring of the below-grade waterproofing installation and consulted on a laboratory performance mockup. We collaborated with the design-build contractor throughout construction and worked with various trades to resolve building enclosure constructability issues.

Project Summary

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2013

Completion Date
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456M

Construction Value
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Award

Winner
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LEED

Certification
Solutions
New Construction
Services
Building Enclosures
Markets
Health Care & Life Sciences
Client(s)
HKS Architects, Inc.

Key team members

Amy Hackney
Executive Principal, Building Technology, West
Kenneth Klein
Senior Principal

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