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Scott Lowe
Scott Lowe is a highly experienced professional with a background in architecture. He studied Bachelor of Arts in Architecture at the University of Oklahoma. Throughout his career, Scott has held various roles in different organizations, showcasing his expertise and dedication to the field. He has served as a Senior Partner at The BFC Group, a Partner at Raven Dev, and a Partner at Ink + Oro. Additionally, he co-founded 5G Studio Collaborative and worked as an Associate at The Beck Group. Scott also gained valuable experience as an Architectural Intern at JPJ and contributed his skills at the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts.
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I am pleased to share the results of our involvement in a design competition for a large mixed-use project in Seoul, in collaboration and partnership with our esteemed client Harim and SHoP Architects. This innovative 1 million square meter development aims to maximize FAR, offering a dynamic 24/7 indoor city experience above a distribution center. The project features a diverse range of facilities, from residential apartments and offices to a hotel, convention center, auditorium, retail spaces, theme park, and a sky farm with a sky deck restaurant.
Our design, inspired by Korea's vernacular landscape, includes iconic towers that blend harmoniously with the city's surroundings, emphasizing natural daylight and green spaces. The project focuses on creating a vibrant environment with optimal views and light optimization throughout the building levels.
Our talented team of Architects and Designers take great pride in shaping the buildings to enhance ambiance and functionality by channeling daylight effectively through apertures.
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The Beck Group’s Healthcare team is engaged on some of the largest and most innovative projects in the country. Led by Sarah W. Mueller, this team has assembled one of the operationally smartest and patient-centric groups in the world.
Project: Texas Health Huguley Hospital New Patient Tower
Address: 11801 South Freeway (I-35W) Fort Worth, TX 76028 United States
Client: Texas Health Huguley Hospital
Design/Build: Beck/Beck
Size: 234,300 SF
Project Description:
From master planning to construction Texas Health & Beck created a state-of-the-art healthcare campus to meet the growing community's needs.
The Challenge
Seeking to enhance patient experience, Texas Health Huguley hired Beck to master plan, design and construct the 233,000 SF, six-story patient bed tower. The final design includes a new public lobby and administrative areas on the ground floor, a womenís services floor with two c-section suites, eight LDRs, 20 post-partum rooms and a nursery, three levels with med/surg units and 36 inpatient beds per floor. The top level remained as a shell floor to accommodate future growth of the Fort Worth community.
The Solution
Beckís Integrated Project team collaborated to resolve several key issues on the new bed tower project to successfully construct the building. Originally planned by another firm to be built on the opposite side of the existing hospital, the location was determined to cause issues with the existing emergency department and the helicopter pad. Beck reevaluated the placement by performing a flow study from the ED to Surgery then to the proposed new tower, as a result, the change was made to the master plan and the design continued. From early programming exercises to the final construction phase, constant review of both design and construction kept the budget and schedule top of mind and allowed us to deliver a project that surpassed the initial program goals and meet a discretely underfunded budget and zealous schedule. The project was awarded first place in the Healthcare 3 (Over $30m) category of the TEXO Distinguished Building Awards.
Project Description Short:
233,000 SF new 6-story patient tower; 2 c-section suites, 8 LDRs, 20 post-partum rooms, nursery, 3 levels with med/surg units and 36inpatient beds per floor, dedicated ortho / rehab floor, public lobby, administrative areas
Awards: Not yet…
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