Scripps Acute Care Lusardi Tower, San Diego

Project Details

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Location: Encinitas, CA
Owner: Scripps Health
GC: Rudolph and Sletten
Engineer: Paragon
Architect: Taylor Design

Project Narrative

The new hospital building, called Lusardi Tower, is a three-story, 224,000-square-foot facility that offers a broad range of patient care services. It includes 64 inpatient beds that will be used for a variety of clinical needs, including medical-surgical care, intensive care and progressive (or intermediate) care, as well as additional operating suites.

ConX Solutions

ConXtech’s innovative “billboard erection” method is a game-changer for this project in particular. Unlike traditional steel erection, which builds up in tiers, we go full height and across the building’s footprint in one continuous process. Starting in one corner, we move outward, eliminating the need to retrace steps and saving valuable time. This is a critical advantage on a tight site. As you can see from the aerial shots, we are hemmed in on three sides by existing structures. ConXtech’s efficient erection methods can only be accomplished by our precision fit, prefabricated components creating a seamless construction process.

This project has a ConXL 400 chassis:

Lower & Locking™ Connection

ConXL 400

Height & Assembly Speed

  • 2 to 10 Stories

  • 10 to 15,000 ft2 per day

Design Parameters

Column Size 400 mm (16″ HSS or Box)
Beam Depth 18″ to 30″ for SMF, deeper for OMF
Beam Spans 18′ to 45’+