© Tom Harris
EMORY MUSCULOSKELETAL INSTITUTE BROOKHAVEN, GEORGIA, USA
Building good bones
A new healthcare facility by global architecture practice HKS transformed a business park in an Atlanta suburb, and set the precedent for the care provider to invest $1bn in developing the wider site. Roseanne Field reports on this LEED Gold project
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he Emory Executive Park covers 60 acres in the city of Brookhaven, located in the north eastern suburbs
of Atlanta, Georgia. The site was formerly an “executive office park,” built in the 1960s on what was previously dairy farmland. It had slowly fallen out of favour over the past 30 years before being purchased by Emory Healthcare, part of Emory University, which is an “academic healthcare system” in the state.
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The aim was to rejuvenate the area and redevelop the park into a medical office campus, with centres for orthopaedics, sports medicine, and ‘brain health.’ A masterplan was developed that placed the Musculoskeletal Institute “as the cornerstone of the plan, establishing a central greenway, new streetscape, and connecting disjointed pieces of the adjacent communities,” explains Teresa Campbell, studio practice leader and health principal
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