Omaha VA Ambulatory Care Center

Omaha VA Ambulatory
Care Center

 
  • Omaha, NE

  • Veterans Ambulatory Center Development Corporation

  • 157,000 SF

    First of its kind public-private partnership

    Surgical suite

    Women’s health center

  • Evidence-based design principles

    Patient Aligned Care Team (PACT) prototype model

    Eight primary care PACT units

    Sustainable design features

  • Full architectural design services

    Interior design

    Mechanical, electrical and structural engineering

  • National AIA Healthcare Design Award

    Healthcare Facilities Symposium Distinction awards, Teamwork Award

    2020 Outstanding Alumni Project Award, Durham School of Architectural Engineering & Construction

    2020 Nebraska AIA People’s Choice Award

    2020 Interior Design Best of Year Project Finalist

    2021 Illuminating Engineering Society Global Award of Merit

    2021 Procore Groundbreaker Awards Finalist – Project Excellence Category

    2021 Glass Magazine Awards - Best Protective Glazing Project

    2021 BD+C Building Team Award

    2021 ENR Regional Best Project Award

    2021 Healthcare Design Showcase

    2021 American Institute of Steel Construction Ideas2 Awards Finalist

    2023 Nebraska AIA Architecture Citation Award

The award-winning Omaha VA Ambulatory Care Center on the campus of the Omaha VA Medical Center is connected to the existing hospital and provides outpatient services for Nebraska and western Iowa veterans. It was funded through the first public-private partnership in the VA system and was the first project to utilize the 2016 CHIP IN Act.

The building’s architecture incorporates elements such as a colorful ribbon wall, representing the service and sacrifice of veterans, and maximizes social opportunities through unified waiting areas and dedicated spaces for female veterans. The project also demonstrates a commitment to sustainability and operational efficiency, with advanced mechanical systems that reduce energy usage and support clinician well-being through automated lighting controls.

 

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