The Gulf Coast State College Health Science Building renovation modernized the academic program and addressed advancements in the health sciences and teaching strategies. Originally constructed in 1982, the three-story building required removal of both the exterior skin, as well as interior framing, leaving the structural bones from which to work. Thorough consultations with 15 allied health departments and staff ensured the new facilities met the needs of multiple stakeholders.
The updated center supports a range of programs, including Dental, Nursing, EMS, Respiratory Therapy, Pharmacy, Radiography, Surgical Technology, Physical Therapy, and Sonography. Modern classrooms feature cutting-edge teaching technologies and communication systems, while nursing labs benefit from advanced clinical equipment and simulation technology. On the first floor, a large dental clinic with dedicated dental hygiene and assisting labs provides affordable dental care to the community, enhancing both educational and service offerings.
Completed
Gulf Coast State College
58,694 SF
Higher Education
Healthcare
Renovation
Architecture