Methodist Boerne Medical Center

The master plan and facility program called for the design and construction of a campus to be phased. Complete buildout of the campus includes a new 48-bed hospital with room for expansion and two 60,000-square-foot medical office buildings. An important element in this decision allowed for one of two options:

1. The entire campus to be built at one time
2. Each component could be built in any order

Determination criteria included future demand for services and overall needs of the community and the surrounding area.

• Programming
• Master planning
• Architecture
• Interior design
• Landscape design

Phase One of the plan included completion of the first medical office building. Phase Two is the emergency department, completed in late 2007. Phase Three is a 48-bed full-service hospital with the capability of expanding to 192 beds, an HCA requirement. The second medical office building will be built when physician demand is appropriate. The final design envisions a central point of entry in a three-story atrium. This will allow retail space in the office buildings to have exposure to the atrium.

• Phase One — 60,000 square foot medical office building
• Phase Two — Emergency department
• Phase Three — 48-bed full-service hospital to expand to 192 beds
• Phase Four — Medical office building two
• Phase Five — Central point of entry in a three-story atrium