Changing What's Possible: MUSC+LS3P

CHANGING WHAT’S POSSIBLE

1980s

MUSC Radiation Therapy

Institute of Psychiatry

Certificate of Need

MUSC County Health Plan

MUSC 2nd Floor Laboratory

Palmetto Pavilion, Interior Design

MUSC Special Projects

MUSC High Site Study

MUSC Inpatient Psych Facilities Interiors

MUSC Emergency Center Pediatric Unit

MUSC Wellness Center, Phase 1

MUSC Weight Management Center

MUSC Eye Clinic

MUSC Basic Science Building Lobbies

MUSC Charleston High School Phase II

MUSC Lobby Renovation

MUSC Emergency Center Trauma Unit

1990s 2000s

MUSC Hurricane Damage Assessment

CHS Health Complex Parking Garage

MUSC Lobby Alteration

MUSC Vision Research

Institute of Psychiatry

Center for Substance Abuse Addition

MUSC Cancer Center, Mt. Pleasant Study

MUSC Garage Study

MUSC Basic Science Lab Renovations

MUSC Peds Study

MUSC College of Pharmacy Renovations

MUSC 3rd Floor Pharmacy

Elks/MUSC Office Building

MUSC IDAS

MUSC Basic Science Building Addition (Children’s Research Institute)

Canteen Addition Study

Storm Eye Institute Vertical Addition

MUSC Mechanical Room Expansion

MUSC Institute of Psychiatry Renovations Heart and Vascular Center

Basic Sciences Building Renovations

College of Pharmacy Laboratory Addition

MUHA IDC

MUSC Parking Structure

MUHA 3T MRI

MUSC Walton Research Building Renovations

MUSC 3T MRI Phase II

MUHA 8 Bed ICU Feasibility Study

MUHA 1.5T MRI

MUHA Bathroom Study

MUHA Energy Plant

MUHA Site Design & Infrastructure, Wellness Center Renovations

Walton Research Building

Children’s Research Institute

Miscellaneous Lobby and Toilet Renovations

Teaching Hospital 6th Floor Southwest ICU

MUSC Landplanning Study

MUHA Bee Street Parking Garage

MUHA Rutledge Tower Radiology Addition

MUHA Radiology Renovations

MUHA CT Relocation, Main Hospital

MUHA Phase II Masterplan

College of Dental Medicine

Fundraising Graphics

Courtenay Drive Garage Elevator

Digestive Disease Center (Part of ART)

Ashley River Tower (Replacement Hospital, Phase 1) In association with NBBJ

Rutledge Tower Radiology

3.0 TESLA MRI and CT Renovation

College of Dental Medicine

MUHA 3.0 Tesla MRI Removal

MUHA ART Chest Pain Feasibility Study & Upgrades

CT Relocation, Main Hospital

MUSC Foundation-Horizon District Masterplan

MUSC Foundation-HROB Conceptual Plan

Central Energy Plant and Parking Garage

Bee Street Parking Garage

Cardiac Rehab

MUSC CSB 8th & 9th Floor Lab Feasibility Study

Chest Pain/ED Drop-off Canopy

BSB LEED Analysis

Labor & Delivery Renovation

MUHA 3rd Floor PET Suite Renovation

BUILT PROJECT

CERTIFICATE OF NEED

STUDY/PLANNING

Postpartum Renovations

MUHA Rutledge Tower 1.5T MRI Replacement College of Pharmacy Renderings & Feasibility Study Update

MUHA ART Bariatric Toilet Study

MUHA Observation Beds Main Hospital Study

MUSC College of Pharmacy Feasibility Study

ART Pharmacy and Central Material Management Relocation Project

MUHA ART Pharmacy Certificate of Need

ICU Study Main Hospital College of Pharmacy Feasibility Study

ART Food Court Renovations

MUHA 3rd Floor Radiology Masterplan

MUHA 3rd Floor CT

Rutledge Tower 1.5T MRI Replacement

3UH Biplane Addition

Pediatric Surgery Center Certificate of Need

North Charleston MOB and Imaging Certificate of Need

MUHA Office/MOB Study

MUHA Bee/Courtney Garage Planning Study

Brentwood Academy MUSC Dental Clinic

Ashley River Tower & Main Hospital Imaging Code Compliance

West Ashley Musuloskeletal Ambulatory Campus Certificate of Need

MUHA Health Logistics Center/Comprehensive Service Center Feasibility Study

MUSC 4th Floor Storm Eye Feasibility Study

Project Next Care MUSC Berkeley Community Hospital Certificate of Need

LS3P is an architecture, interiors, and planning firm celebrating more than 60 years of design excellence. With deep regional roots and a national reach, we offer large-firm expertise and resources with small-firm relationships and service. In everything we do, we’re guided by our vision: In our commitment to the Southeast, we create architecture that enriches community through a culture of design excellence, expertise, innovation, and collaborative engagement.

We have cultivated a deep and enduring partnership with the Medical University of

MUSC Children’s R. Keith Summey Medical Pavilion

Sea Islands Freestanding Emergency Department Certificate of Need Study

Project FJ-Freedstanding Emergency Department at Nexton Hospital Site (Unbuilt)

Marion Renovation 3rd Floor to Behavioral Health

Expert Witnessing MUHA Berkley Community Hospital

MUSC ICD 2019 (no projects awarded to date)

Hospital Outpatient Department Study

Florence Psych ED Certificate of Need

South Carolina and the Medical University Hospital Authority. As members of this community, many of us rely on MUSC for life’s most meaningful moments—from welcoming new children to navigating urgent, unexpected emergencies. We understand the strength of the MUSC brand, and we share a commitment to extending its exceptional standard of care into the surrounding region.

Our history of collaboration with MUSC began with the Institute of Psychiatry and has expanded through a broad range of healthcare, education, and research

MUSC Health-Marion 3rd Floor to Behavioral Health Study

MUSC Chester Acute Care for SC Dept of Corrections

Lancaster New Additional Hospital (Indian Hills) Certificate of Need Planning

Brain Health - NewCo

Florence FSEDCertificate of Need Planning

Florence-Cedars Hospital Renovation

MUSC Downtown Planning Study (for Developer with MUSC)

MUSC Lancaster Rehab Expansion Certificate of Need Planning

MUSC Lancaster Retail Pharmacy Renovation

MUSC Florence BiPlane Certificate of Need Exemption Planning

MUSC Florence OP Chemo Infusion Upfit

MUSC Florence Cath Lab Certificate of Need Exemption Planning

MUSC Lancater VIR

Cath Lab Replacement

MUSC Outpatient Bone Marrow Transplant Outpatient

Renovation

MUSC Indian Land Medical Office Building

MUSC Main Campus Siemens Radiology Projects

projects. This work includes numerous renovations, service as associate architect for the Ashley River Tower Replacement Hospital, and conceptual planning studies supporting both completed and forthcoming initiatives. Our partnership has continued to grow through transformative projects such as the College of Dental Medicine, The Darby Research Institute, the R. Keith Summey Medical Pavilion, and the new Indian Land Hospital—each one advancing MUSC’s mission and extending its impact into rapidly growing communities.

INSTITUTE OF PSYCHIATRY, SUBSTANCE ABUSE ADDITION

1993

The Institute of Psychiatry at Medical University of South Carolina created a dual-purpose facility which provides excellence in behavioral healthcare to SC residents and serves as educational and research space for MUSC’s students and faculty.

COMMUNITY IMPACT

Hospital of the Year by the National Alliance on Mental Health South Carolina

Center of Excellence recognized by the National Network of Depression Centers

ASHLEY RIVER TOWER REPLACEMENT HOSPITAL

The Ashley River Tower marked a new chapter in MUSC’s growth. The patient-centered design yielded immediate results in terms of patient satisfaction, efficiency, and flexibility, and provided expanded space for heart and digestive disease programs, procedures, and patient beds.

LS3P was the Architect of Record in association with NBBJ as Lead Design Architect.

COMMUNITY IMPACT

Within a year of opening, the Ashley River Tower scored in the 88th percentile of Press Ganey’s patient satisfaction survey — a 14% increase from MUSC’s previous scores — and the average length of patient stays dropped from 5.32 to 5.16 days.

“Faced with so many tough requirements, MUSC had given serious thought to locating the new hospital off campus. But MUSC ultimately decided it was committed to the local community and to its campus, which opened in 1955.”

-Healthcare Design Magazine, Designing for Multiple Disasters, May 31, 2008

AIA South Carolina, Honor Award

COLLEGE OF DENTAL MEDICINE

“Everyone, from our patients, students, faculty, facilities staff and our Administration Staff love the look and function of the Building. It is a perfect blend of light, airy and attractive and extraordinarily efficient in function, as well. We are currently working with LS3P again on an elevated pedestrian bridge linking our faculty offices and classroom with the new Clinical Building and once again LS3P has impressed us with their ability to listen and to respond with a practical, yet extraordinarily beautiful design result!”

~John Sanders, DDS Professor & Dean of James B. Edwards College of Dental Medicine

COMMUNITY IMPACT

American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) 2010 Carolinas Merit Award

International Interior Design Association (IIDA) 2012 Healthcare Award

MUHA CENTRAL ENERGY PLANT AND PARKING GARAGE

2009

This new eight-tier 1,500-car parking garage located at the intersection of Cannon Street and Courtenay Boulevard in downtown Charleston absorbed an increased staff and visitor demand resulting from of the construction of the new MUSC Replacement Hospital.

COMMUNITY IMPACT

COMMUNITY IMPACT

Patient Experience HCAHPS scores have improved by 5.3% overall, 6.6% moving through the visit, and 6.2% would recommend MUSC. The new facility has decreased patient rooming time by 5 minutes. Patients have noted the building feels cheerful and easy to navigate.

MUSC CHILDREN’S HEALTH

R. KEITH SUMMEY

MEDICAL PAVILION

2019

“Dr. Andrew Savage, MUSC’s medical director for pediatric heart failure and transplant and director of the Pediatric Cardiology Clinic, said, ‘We also knew we had to make it an efficient space; we know no one wants to spend unnecessary time at the doctor. The space is truly exceptional.’”

- Medical Construction & Design, Revolutionizing Pediatric Ambulatory Care: MUSC Children’s R. Keith Summey Medical Pavilion 10.01.2019

“Great place! Love all the specialists we see here and beautiful building”

“Love this new building! Updated technology is awesome, but it’s just so exciting to not have to wait in a waiting room with all of the sick patients there for the Urgent Care.”

- What patients are saying on social media

MUSC SUMMERVILLE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

2020 Certificate of Need Approval

“We are bringing the very best of what we do to Summerville. We will extend our compassionate and respectful care through a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach. We are also going to do something extremely innovative which will result in high tech care with a hometown touch.”

-Tom Crawford, PhD, MBA, FACHE MUSC Associate COO

COMMUNITY IMPACT

We envision more than a hospital. It will be a neighborhood gathering place, one that supports a thriving community

Accessible and convenient, a part of your community.

INDIAN LAND MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING

LS3P designed the Indian Land campus, with a OneMUSC mindset, that consists initially of a 51 bed hospital and a 3 story medical office building as well as the initial site development of roughly 20 acres of land. The project includes a compressed project schedule which accommodated simultaneous programming, room standard planning, and preliminary planning/budget validation steps along with a OneMUSC approach to design with a similar project at Nexton Community Hospital.

COMMUNITY IMPACT

The project is operating under a compressed schedule, which has required simultaneous efforts in programming, room standard planning, and preliminary planning/budget validation. This approach aligns with the OneMUSC design philosophy, drawing parallels to the concurrent development of the Nexton Community Hospital.

INDIAN LAND HOSPITAL

LS3P has been an excellent partner in developing our Indian Land Medical Center campus. As a greenfield site in a high growth area, it has been critical to design now with the future in mind. The team at LS3P helped guide that thought process while maintaining focus on delivering a well-functioning product day one. The team was particularly effective in helping achieve design standards desired by our larger enterprise within budget. They use tools effectively like stacking and BIM to help non-architects visualize how design would translate to the field and function for end users. Further, their team has considerable depth and experience, which proved valuable in patiently guiding operators to endpoints that both satisfied their needs and budgetary requirements. I am very pleased with the design product that is being implemented in the field and will continue to call upon LS3P as a trusted partner for future projects across a wide range of scopes and types.

J. Scott Broome, MHA, FACHE Chief Executive Officer, MUSC Health Catawba Division

We understand that the needs of your patients and communities are paramount in achieving your vision of “Leading health innovation for the lives we touch.” LS3P’s vision approaches the task of strengthening our communities through the lens of design, and we believe that it is our privilege and our responsibility to deploy our design skills in service to the greater good: “In our commitment to the Southeast, we create architecture that enriches community through a culture of design excellence, expertise, innovation, and collaborative engagement.”