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| Rendering of Planned Medical Office Building, Riverside, CA |
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| Norman Hames |
Riverside, CA— Pacific Medical
Buildings (PMB) and Jacobs Development Company have broken ground on a
two-story, 27,000-square-foot medical office building in Riverside, Calif.
Once completed at
year-end, the building will be 100 percent occupied by RadNet, the leading
national provider of freestanding, fixed-site diagnostic imaging services in
the U.S.
“RadNet is committed to
providing high-quality healthcare that is convenient and accessible. We are
pleased to be an integral part of a project that will improve the quality of healthcare
to a diverse and growing community,” said Norman
Hames, President and COO, RadNet.
The site unto which the
project is located is situated between a DEA building and two historic
Victorian homes dating back to 1891. Fourteen Victorian homes were relocated
prior to the purchase of the land, which was sold to PMB and Jacobs Development
by the City of Riverside.
“The building will provide
much needed healthcare services to the area. RadNet is a leader in value-based
healthcare delivery, and we are proud to be their healthcare real estate
development partner helping them deliver low-cost, high-quality healthcare services
to the greater Riverside community. This development is further proof of RadNet
and PMB’s continued commitment to care for the Riverside community,” said Ben Rosenfeld, Vice President,
Development, PMB.
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| Ben Rosenfeld |
The new building, located
in the Prospect Place Historic District at 4500 Olivewood Avenue, is in close
proximity to downtown Riverside.
While the building features concrete tilt-wall
construction, the team has worked to seamlessly integrate its clean design into
the surrounding community, including a monument wall at the main entry and
customized canopy at the entry to provide shade and weather protection for
patients and visitors.
“This community is
underserved for efficient and accessible healthcare services.
"This provided a
great opportunity for us to work with RadNet, the City of Riverside and other
outstanding community groups and organizations to create a facility that will
meet the needs of the surrounding community. We are very excited to create a
top-notch facility that will meet the medical needs of the surrounding
community,” said Pietro Martinez, Project Manager, Architecture and
Construction, PMB.
Ware Malcomb is the
architect for the project along with Psomas as civil engineer and Oltmans
Construction Company as general contractor. The drought tolerant landscaping is
being designed by Community Works Design Group.
For a
complete copy of the company’s news release, please contact:
Jessica Thompson
949-233-8575 / Jessica@spauldingthompson.com
Laura Mickelson
949-295-4452 / LauraMickelson@cox.net
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