Healthcare

From new full-service hospitals to bed tower additions to medical office buildings that integrate seamlessly into existing campuses – We provide civil and structural engineering support for healthcare projects.

Healthcare buildings present unique challenges, with diverse spaces including exam and surgery rooms, atriums, offices, and utility plants. Our team collaborates closely with architects and facility owners to address critical needs such as structural support for heavy medical equipment, radiation shielding, vibration control, and redundant utility systems.

We also focus on accessibility and ADA compliance, ensuring safe and efficient circulation for everyone. By combining technical expertise with careful coordination, we help healthcare projects deliver functional spaces that meet the demands of modern medical environments.

University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus Master Plan
LOCATION: Aurora, CO

COMPLETED: 2014

ARCHITECT: Anderson Mason Dale Architects + Perkins & Will

OWNER: University of Colorado

SIZE: 217 Acres

Our team provided civil engineering services for the redeveloped Anschutz Medical Campus, formerly the Fitzsimons campus.

As the largest academic health center in the Rocky Mountain Region and a leading medical and biotech center in the U.S., the campus spans 217 acres and is owned by the University of Colorado.

Our work began with facilities and infrastructure master planning for the relocation of the CU Health Sciences Center, including the allocation of campus quadrants based on functional adjacencies, connectivity, and campus aesthetics. Our civil engineering efforts addressed pedestrian, vehicular, and mass transit circulation along with parking, landscaping, a central power plant with steam and condensate networks, electrical and communications systems, water supply, sanitary sewer collection, stormwater drainage, and water quality.

By collaborating closely with planners, the S. A. Miro, Inc. team minimized conflicts and capital investment by creating demand forecasts that guided the sequencing of infrastructure development across the campus.

University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus Master Plan