Article source: Lake|Flato Architects

Project Overview

The 34,000-square-foot Arizona State University Health Services Building (ASU HSB) is an adaptive reuse project that transformed the existing sterile and inefficient health clinic into a clearly organized, efficient, and welcoming facility. The design imbues the new facility with a sense of health and wellness that leverages Tempe’s natural environment and contributes to a more cohesive pedestrian-oriented campus. The renovated facility, the new wing, and the entrance pavilion energize the surrounding campus by engaging the historic Palm Walk—the campus’s main pedestrian spine.

Arizona State University Student Health Services, Image Courtesy © Bill Timmerman

• Architects: Lake|Flato Architects
• Project: Arizona State University Student Health Services
• Location: Tempe, U.S.A
• Photography: Bill Timmerman, Lake|Flato Architects
• Associate Architect: orcutt | winslow
• Project Completion Date: May, 2012
• Project Site: Previously Developed Land

Project Team: 

• Partner in Charge: Bill Sheely
• Team Leader: Kevin Kiley
• Project Manager: Marie Java
• Sustainability Manager: AshleyMulhall
• Design Director: John Cantrell
• Interior Designer: Amy Nandin
• Sustainability Manager: Heather Gayle Holdridge
• Landscape Architect: Christy Ten Eyck, Roger Socha
• Energy Modeler: Greg Kinkel
• Structural Engineer: Richard Turley
• Commissioning Agent: Randy Despain
• MEP Consultant: Michael Olson

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