MEMORIAL SLOAN-KETTERING CANCER CENTER

Lauder Breast Center and MSKCC Imaging Center

Location: New York, NY
Size: 37,000 square feet
Project Type: Health Systems and Equipment Planning

Working with GE in its early product development, pre-FDA approval phase during a product transition, Jeffrey Berman Architect planned and designed a new Breast and Imaging Center in a new building for Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Responsibilities included programming, planning and design development of the Center’s imaging rooms a well as other technical, ancillary and support spaces required to provide a complete and functional imaging center with 9 mammography suites, 3 ultrasound suites, 3 CT scan suites, 3 MRI suites, 1 stereotactic mammography suite, 1 PET CT suite, 1 radiology and bone densitometry suite. 

JBA took the project from Planning and Programming through Design Development and then became the expert consultant for Construction Administration, the DoH inspection and the opening of the Centers to Perkins Eastman, the firm that designed the building in which the Lauder Breast Center and MSKCC Imaging Center are located.

Planning extended the workflow and process design developed for Radiology at the main campus and adapted it for outpatient services in this new freestanding site.