Broward Health Unveils Designs for New Medical Office Buildings
- Jan 14, 2025
Broward Health announced its first new buildings in 25 years, marking a transformative moment for the healthcare system and the South Florida community.
The project includes two state-of-the-art medical office buildings (MOBs) and a parking garage. As the architect, interior designer, and medical equipment planner, Beck partnered with DMZ Architects to design the MOBs, focusing on flexibility, scalability and enhanced patient and staff experiences.
The MOBs, scheduled to open in 2027, will serve as hubs for various specialties, from cardiovascular services to orthopedics, providing ample space for future growth.
“These new medical office buildings will serve as a cornerstone for our ongoing growth, allowing us to expand our network of physicians and services to better meet the needs of our patients,” said Broward Health President and CEO Shane Strum.
Project Details
Broward Health Medical Center MOB
- Size: 188,000 square feet across 8 floors.
- Exam Rooms: 129 currently, expandable to 237.
- Specialties: Cardiovascular services, pulmonology, primary care, gastroenterology, neuroscience, women’s services, and space for future growth.
Broward Health North MOB
- Size: 114,000 square feet across 6 floors.
- Exam Rooms: 75 currently, expandable to 123.
- Specialties: Cardiovascular services, neuroscience, orthopedics, and space for future growth.
Parking Garage at BHMC
- Size: 300,000 square feet across 7 floors.
- Capacity: Approximately 700 parking spaces.
Design Highlights
Inspired by the iconic Deerfield Beach lighthouse, the MOBs feature an architectural design symbolizing hope and guidance.
Key elements include shaded walkways, a welcoming drop-off area, and an illuminated crown that serves as a beacon for the community. The design also reflects the region’s coastal beauty, creating a harmonious connection with the surrounding environment.
Setting A New Standard
“We are proud to collaborate with Broward Health on this transformative project,” said Bryan Wilson, Director of The Beck Group’s South Florida Office. “These facilities will set a new standard for healthcare, combining innovative design with patient-centered care.”
As Broward Health looks ahead, this project sets the stage for a healthier and more connected community.