Since 1937, Atrium Health Cabarrus has served as a cornerstone of medical excellence for the Concord community and beyond. As demand for services surged, the hospital seized an opportunity to elevate care delivery by transforming shelled space within its Heart & Vascular Tower into a fully optimized vascular lab.
Client
Atrium Health
Location
Concord, North Carolina
Total Project Cost
$4.4 M
Project Type
Acute Care, Cardiac Care, Outpatient Care
Key Contact
Michelle Trott
Completed
2025
Size
1,500 sq. ft.
Services
Architecture, Interior Design, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering
Photographer
Lange Photo Studio
Our healthcare practice team was tasked with orchestrating this revitalization, balancing space constraints with precise equipment upgrades. More than just a physical buildout, the suite features a procedure room for rapid interventions, an adjacent control room for clinical oversight and robust infrastructure scaled for high-acuity performance.
Executing this vision required deep coordination across disciplines. From recalibrating air exchange rates and re-routing medical gases to calculating electrical demands, every detail was scrutinized for safe, efficient treatment. When load testing revealed the existing HVAC system couldn’t support the upgraded space, our team seamlessly integrated a new rooftop air handling unit, ensuring reliable operations without delaying the project.
The result is a responsive, future-ready vascular lab that reduces patient wait times while streamlining staff workflows. With its blend of technical sophistication and medical expediency, it represents a lasting investment in local care access and equity—and a continued commitment to meeting the evolving needs of the growing Cabarrus County region.
