Atlantic Medical Imaging Flagship Office Opening

When AMI wanted to “push the envelope on what (they’re) bringing to the community in medical care”, they turned to Saphire + Albarran for the design.

The new AMI location ( at Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Twp, NJ) will be a full-service imaging center with CT, MRI, X-ray and ultrasound. A Women’s Imaging Center will include 3-D mammography, DEXA, ultrasound and minimally invasive breast biopsies.

Dr. David Levi, president and CEO of AMI, says about the space, “the new office will move patients along to their exams in a quick and comforting fashion…”

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SA Long Listed in World Architecture News (WAN) Healthcare Design Awards 2012

“This project expands and reorganizes an existing emergency department of a community hospital with the focus on improving the delivery of medical care. Located in a resort area near the New Jersey coast, the hospital experiences a doubling of the population it serves during the summer months. The task was to address this unique requirement while also providing for future growth.”

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SA Published in World Architecture News (WAN) Healthcare Design Awards / AMI AtlantiCare

“This project (located in Hammonton, New Jersey) creates a new standard of care for medical imaging in an underserved area. Located in Southern New Jersey, where the area’s only hospital, Kessler Hospital, was recently closed, the project establishes a state-of-the-art medical imaging center within a new Urgicare Center that is open 24 hours a day. Hammonton, New Jersey.

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SA in the News…Faith Projects Published in US 1 Newspaper

Rev. Smith of the Princeton Presbyterian Church in West Windsor , New Jersey reflects in today’s issue of US 1 on what a modern church needs to be calling the new $1.“6 million addition by Saphire + Albarran, a place that “mixes everyone together” and dispenses with one’s preconceived notion of what a church is. “A type of community center for everyone from children, to teens, to families, singles, and seniors.”

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Also in today’s issue of US 1, an article highlighting church transformations, referencing St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church, “Architect Joseph Saphire, of Saphire + Albarran, based at 12 North Main Street in Pennington (www.saphirealbarran.com) included some of his signature touches, such as a “comfy” room with a gas fireplace, and glass-walled rooms to expand a narrow corridor. The auditorium can hold 200 people for a reception and offers 60 theater-style seats that pull out from the wall.”

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