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Fostering Relationships
Posted: 2010 10 10 In: what others say
SOA and Columbia College have an established relationship of working with one another. SOA has supported the school’s development both in Columbia and at various campuses in Missouri. Recently, SOA has been helping the College enhance their presence at one of their many campuses outside the state of Missouri, located on the New York Air National Guard Base at Hancock Field in Syracuse, NY.
University of Missouri Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Posted: 2010 09 17 In: what others say
With University Hospital’s 2003 purchase of Columbia Regional Hospital (CRH), SOA became involved in strategic discussions to transform CRH into a Women’s and Children’s Hospital. We are proud to have been part of the design team for the first three projects to begin the transformation, the 3rd Floor Birthing Center, 2nd floor Neonatal ICU, and Health Pavilion OB/GYN clinic.
In 2007 University Hospital temporarily abandoned notions to relocate the Children’s component to CRH, and consulted with HDR and SOA to master plan renovation of University Hospital 6th and 7th Floors. Although renovations would have given Children’s Hospital an updated look, private patient rooms, enhanced ancillary space and improved care delivery, the limitations of this potential renovation renewed University Hospital’s commitment to their vision of a free standing Women’s and Children’s Hospital and relocation to CRH. In fall of 2008 SOA again joined University Hospital to continue the CRH transformation.
From October 2008 through August 2009, SOA designed the 5th Floor Pediatric and Adolescent Units, 4th Floor Pedicatric ICU, KMB 3rd Floor Pediatric Short Stay and Children’s Blood Disorders and Cancer Unit. The aggressive schedule required continuous consistent attention, however working alongside administration, physicians and staff with strong convictions for patient and family care, and commitment to their vision made it an incredibly enjoyable and rewarding project.
On September 14 we anxiously awaited word that the move was complete. SOA is proud to have been part of such a special project for mid-Missouri. Our sincerest thanks to everyone we worked with for helping to make this project a success!
Please check out the following information available on the new Children’s Hospital:
• Columbia Daily Tribune article, “Kids settle in at hospital: 17 patients taken to renovated site”
• YouTube MU Health Care channel to see a video of the move and interviews with the staff
• University of Missouri Children’s Hospital Facebook Page
Columbia College building receives first LEED silver certification in Columbia
Posted: 2010 06 28 In: what others say
from the Thursday, June 17, 2010, article in the Columbia Missourian . . .
“COLUMBIA—Columbia College’s Missouri Hall used to be dark, covered in asbestos and mold, and home to the occasional dead bird, said Shelley Simon of Simon Oswald Architecture as she gave a tour to a group of about 10 people.
A lot has changed since the hall underwent a renovation that was completed in 2006. The building has since received Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) silver certification — the first building in Columbia to do so.”
Read the rest of the Columbia Missourian article.
Jody Miller in the Top Drawer of the Columbia Daily Tribune
Posted: 2010 03 18 In: what others say
“Jody Boulware Miller of Simon Oswald Architecture has successfully completed the Architectural Registration Exams. She obtained a Bachelor of Architecture from Drury University in Springfield and was the top-rated architecture student in her class. Jody is from Hatton and is a graduate of North Callaway High School in Kingdom City. She joined Simon Oswald Architecture in 2001.”
See the full article here
SOA and Scoop Tackle Hunger Head On at CANstruction 2010
Posted: 2010 03 09 In: what others say
” . . . Scoop, the adorable yellow bulldozer known for his role in Bob the Builder, grins widely. His body is made from cans upon cans of refried beans strategically stacked and taped firmly together, and his wheels are made from cans of tuna. Two large Styrofoam bowls have been colored and taped to his front, creating Scoop’s signature bugged-out eyes.
