Designing a state-of-the-art cancer care center to serve 2,200 patients each year
The Emory Proton Treatment Center, Winship Cancer Institute is a new, three-story, 115,000 square foot proton therapy center—the first of its kind in the state of Georgia. Built in partnership with Provident Resources Group, the center will further establish Atlanta, Emory University, and Winship Cancer Institute as centers for biomedical innovation and advanced cancer care.
Meeting the owner’s medical program requirements on a constrained urban site with significant topographic variance. Plus, zoning regulations within the district required various amenities and uses to be included. Taking advantage of the slope and length of the site, we designed the proton concrete bunker to fit naturally along Juniper Street. A 20,000 square foot retail space wrapped a 200-car parking structure and helped the proton therapy center blend within the vibrant community and engage with the active pedestrian streetscape.
The facility is equipped with proton therapy technology from Varian Medical Systems, Inc., including pencil beam scanning, a robotic positioning system, and a full suite of advanced imaging technology. The proton system will be capable of providing proton beam treatments to patients in five treatment rooms, treating up to 1,700 patients annually.
At a Glance
- Offices
- Awards
- AIA Northern Virginia Chapter Award of Excellence, Institutional Architecture
- AGC Build Georgia Awards, Projects $100 Million and Over
Paula Williams, Principal, Buildings, Health
Building a trusting client relationship creates a lasting impression.
Franck Le Bousse, Principal, Buildings, Proton
As an architect and a designer, I work with a talented group of people to design a better world—one building at a time.
Richard Brown, Senior Associate, Buildings, Health
Working on proton therapy is a career highlight. I take satisfaction in knowing our team helps bring this cancer treatment to communities.
Richard Wolf, Senior Associate, Buildings, Health
My passion is designing complex healthcare facilities to better serve our communities.
Stephanie Orlich, Senior Associate, Buildings, Health
Good healthcare design meets the challenges of functional needs and patient experiences with beautiful healing environments.
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