BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND IMAGING CAMPUS
Project Type: Healthcare
Location: Dallas, Texas
Year: 2026
Size: 1.6 acres
This redevelopment transforms a constrained existing property into a cohesive campus environment. Extensive asphalt paving, limited landscape, inadequate drainage, overhead utility conflicts, and parking and circulation that did not meet current code requirements constrained an already limited site. A 1,500-square-foot building addition further intensified these conditions.
The design treats the existing conditions as a framework for rethinking how the property works as a whole. Landscape, circulation, parking, and infrastructure are reorganized into a connected site framework, introducing planting, accessible pedestrian connections, improved drainage, and a clearer arrival sequence.
Acquisition of the adjacent property expands parking capacity while creating a courtyard for employees and patients. Underground stormwater detention is integrated beneath the courtyard, allowing necessary infrastructure to become part of the landscape rather than occupying valuable property at the perimeter.
The existing site becomes the foundation for a more functional and connected campus. By integrating landscape, infrastructure, and circulation, the project turns inherited constraints into opportunities to improve the everyday experience while making better use of the property.
