Wellington Regional Medical Center
Improvements for this medical center include the addition of a 120-bed Tower, Emergency Department, Imaging Center, Kitchen and Dietary Expansion, and Cancer Center. A 480-space parking garage was also constructed to accommodate the expansion of these facilities, as well as improvements along SR 7.
The Emergency Department and Imaging Center additions required construction of a 3,000 square-foot, two-story Central Energy Plant. Ambulance and patient drop-off areas were reconfigured to better serve the new emergency room. Parking and loading areas of the facility were also reconfigured. Overall, the Emergency Department and Imaging Center included a 26,000 SF addition/renovation to the existing hospital.
The 8,000 SF addition/renovation to the existing Cancer Center required construction of an entry drive with a patient drop-off area and 22 parking spaces. In addition, site location, design and permitting were required for the relocation of the heliport.
Services provided include:
- Design and permitting of a new master lift station
- Drainage system design
- Water and sewer systems design
- Utility master plan
- Topographic survey, as-builts of pertinent utilities, and preparation of legal descriptions for utility easements
- Maintenance of traffic
- Construction documents and phasing plans
- Regulatory agency coordination and permitting
- Signal warrant study and coordination with FDOT District 4 Traffic Operations staff
- Landscape architecture
Irrigation
Related Projects
The City of Miramar replaced the Civic Center and Child Care building with a new one-story 24,000 SF building to accommodate its police substation, storage, administrative and other law enforcement and public safety facilities, in addition to a surface parking lot for safety vehicles.
The new building was certified LEED Gold certification.
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Miller Legg provided a full suite of civil engineering services for the LEED Gold Miami-Dade College Medical Campus Center for Learning, Innovation and Simulation project. The Center is 132,470 SF, 5-story academic building and accompanying garage, with spaces to simulate a real-world hospital environment, mainly for the medical school’s nursing and physician assistant programs.
1212 Lincoln Road is a six-story mixed-use redevelopment project on Alton Road between Lincoln Road and 16th Street on Miami Beach. The project includes approximately 67,000 SF open marketplace, 26,000 SF retail space, 46,000 SF hotel space and a 300-space structured parking facility.
Miller Legg provided civil engineering, utility engineering, permitting, construction observation and verification of system testing services for the development of the 120,000 SF mixed use development in Miami Beach with Baptist Health as the anchor tenant. Alton Road is a FDOT corridor. Services include grading, paving, drainage, water and sewer systems, drainage design including a pressurized injection well system and injection pumping equipment, utility coordination and permitting.
