Maricopa County Dept Public Health Roosevelt Clinic

The Maricopa County Public Health Clinic was designed to replace an outdated, overcrowded and unhealthy existing facility.  The new clinic is set in an area of Phoenix where most of its low-income patrons reside.  The facility has both iconic and approachable architecture that is accessible, and yet provides dignity to the people who utilize its services. A primary goal was to create an open and welcome place where county residents come to be diagnosed and treated.

BUILDING FEATURES

• Building: One, 2-Story over 1-Level Below Grade Parking Garage
• Facility Zones Created: Public, Semi-Public, Private
• Programs:
  Tuberculosis Control Office
  HIV/AIDS Section
  STD Clinic
  AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP)
• Audience:
  Adolescents/Youth/Teens, At Risk Persons, General Public, HIV Positive Persons, Persons with HIV/AIDS, Persons with TB, Persons with STDs, Low Income Persons, Women
• Multilingual Wayfinding
• Staff Safety and Security Design Features
• Building Delivered to Owner 1 Month Ahead of Schedule

SITE FEATURES

• Below Grade Parking Garage

STRUCTURAL SERVICES

• Comprehensive structural systems designed using 3D structural modeling software
• Value engineering
• Construction administration
• Special structural inspections

STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

• Lateral System: Steel Moment Frames