Project Case Studies

Construct and manage a showpiece medical office building.

Lillibridge met the client's very specific requirements. The new medical building constructed on a former parking lot was designed to include enough parking to replace the spaces lost as well as handle parking for new tenants and patients. In order to satisfy Banner Desert's desire that the patients "feel like they are in the hospital", features like a light-filled atrium were added to the building to create a seamless Southwestern look. Working closely with the new medical center, Lillibridge leased space to physician practices that focus on pediatrics; surgery, oncology, urology and gastroenterology.

Assist Celebration Health achieve its next phase of growth by developing and managing a four story medical office building.

As part of the hospital's land-use agreement with Disney Corporation, which built the nearby planned community of Celebration, the 78,000 square foot building was designed working with outside architect Robert Stern to ensure that the facade of the new MOB met Disney's exacting standards. Because Celebration Hospital is not located near many residential areas, it asked Lillibridge to make the new office space especially inviting. Lillibridge also syndicated ownership of the building among the lessors, which was an added attraction for participating doctors.

Attract community physicians serving other health plans to an on-campus medical office building.

Lillibridge developed a four story, 68,000 square foot office facility for Exempla Good Samaritan that opened even before the neighboring hospital did, helping to drive physician recruitment. It then built out space to accommodate a physician-owned ambulatory surgery center and recruited tenants including cardiologists, obstetrics, and the largest neurosurgery practice in the county.

Design, build and manage the MountainView Regional Medical Center's medical office building in New Mexico.

Lillibridge broke new ground with its 110,000 square foot, four story development in Las Cruces. The facility was the first large medical office building in the area, and this one was upscale with top-flight amenities. The firm was the first to syndicate an MOB like this, which proved to be an attractive incentive for area physicians. So much so, that the building was 95 percent occupied when it opened.