Spokane Teaching Health Clinic is "Building of the Year" runner-up
Friday, March 3, 2017
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(as reported in the Seattle Daily Jourmal of Commerce)
The Spokane Teaching Health Clinic, located in The University District, was selected by Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce readers as a Building of the Year runner-up. Read more here.
Getting 13 percent of the votes was the $16 million Spokane Teaching Health Clinic at 624 E. Front St. on Washington State University’s Health Sciences campus in Spokane. The 42,000-square-foot building has 58 exam rooms over two levels. It is run by Providence Health Care and supported by the consortium of Empire Health Foundation, Providence Health Care and WSU Health Sciences Spokane. The teaching clinic allows medical residents to serve patients while health sciences students from the campus learn alongside them. “The Spokane Teaching Health Clinic was an especially rewarding design-build process in which all team members truly collaborated,” said NAC Architecture project manager Jill Kurtz. “The facility is an innovative environment for teaching, learning, and team-based care, and we’re honored to have been part of fulfilling their mission.” What the voters said:
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