NewYork-Presbyterian David H. Koch Center: Redefining World-Class Outpatient Care



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NewYork-Presbyterian David H. Koch Center: Redefining World-Class Outpatient Care

The David H. Koch Center of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, located in New York City and spanning 68,190 square meters, holds LEED Gold certification. It integrates architectural design, environmental health design, interior design, master planning, and sustainable solutions to set a new standard for outpatient care.

 
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When developing this Upper East Side facility, NewYork-Presbyterian leaders asked: “What will world-class healthcare look like in the future? How do we achieve it now?” The answer is this three-in-one medical center, with a flexible design that adapts to advances in medicine and care.

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Its excellence is recognized globally: it has won the IIDA Healthcare Design Award for Cancer Outpatient Centers, European Healthcare Design Awards in both Healthcare Design and Quality Improvement Innovation, ENR New York’s Best Healthcare Project, the Chicago Athenaeum American Architecture Award, and the Building Design + Construction Team Award (Silver).

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More than a medical facility, it “strengthens care and nurtures community.” By prioritizing adaptability and patient-centered design, it not only delivers top-tier outpatient services today but also positions itself to lead in tomorrow’s healthcare innovations.
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