Health Care

The Central Methodist University Allied Health Building project is a two-story classroom and lab building for Allied Health Professionals. When completed, the facility will be state-of-the-art with technology for teaching/researching purposes.

PWA worked with Coil Construction in a design-build approach to design this full-service Urgent Care facility located on Stadium Boulevard at the Stadium Shoppes.

PWA provided planning and design-build services to Trittenbhach Development for this new 3-story 37,000 sq. ft. medical office building.

PWA provided planning and design-build services for the new 23,800 sq. ft. two-level Wingate Court medical office building in Columbia, Missouri.

This 4,184 square foot infill was completed for Broadway Urgent Care as a design-Build project with Coil Construction Inc. at Shelter Plaza in Columbia, Missouri.

Tiger Pediatrics is a 11,735 sq. ft. pediatric clinic in suite 404 of the Columbia Medical Plaza completed in June of 2011 for $1,000,000.

PWA worked with Coil Construction in a design-build relationship to design this full-service Urgent Care facility located on Nifong Boulevard in south Columbia.

Columbia Family Medical Group is an infill project in suite 301 of the Columbia Medical Plaza, a design-build project with Trittenbach Construction.

The Grand River Medical Clinic in Brunswick, Missouri was detailed to mimic historic train depots similar those found in the area.

The $7.6 million Columbia Medical Plaza, completed in 2007, includes multiple doctors offices, laboratory facilities, a physical therapy office, and a psychologist’s office.

The dentist clinic completed for Dr. Bradford Russell, D.M.D. is a 2,500 square foot finished clinic space on the main level with 2,500 square feet of unfinished basement space

PWA worked with the design-firm of ACI-Boland on the four-story, 80,000 square foot addition to the south of the existing Boone Hospital Center.

The Buckner Wellness Center for cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation sits adjacent to the existing professional building in the upper level of the new Buckner Wellness Center while the basement consists of future expansion space for possible offices and clinic space.

To better serve the number of seriously emotionally disabled children (SED), Butterfield Youth Services expanded its facilities with a new Child and Family Therapy Center.