Renovation
The M. Lau Breast Centre was slated to complete a $1.3 million interior renovation by Parkin Architects Limited. The objective of the project was to recognize patient and staff objectives and upgrade the environment to meet their needs. However this transformation needed to maintain and improve upon the rigorous standards of the clinical environment. This project consolidates all University Health Network breast-cancer clinical services to Princess Margaret Hospital. The technical purpose of the renovation was to create high quality clinical spaces, and give ready access to patient intake and staff from a central space. These renovated areas are located off an existing atrium and consist of two pods of clinical space and another area for the Survivorship and Education programs.

Location
Toronto, Ontario

Area
17,000 sq. ft.

Construction Cost
$1.3 million

Completion Date
2006