Phased Hospital Expansion and Renovation

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Cheyenne Regional Medical Center

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Cheyenne, Wyoming

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46,000 SF

This image shows another nursing station in the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center's labor and delivery unit. The station features a modern design with light wood cabinetry, white countertops, and gray work surfaces. A large wall-mounted monitor displays patient monitoring data. The station is positioned along a corridor with patient rooms, creating a central hub for staff to monitor and respond to patients' needs. The warm yellow accent wall adds a cheerful element to the space and displays framed nature photography with red and green floral imagery, continuing the botanical theme seen throughout the unit. Beyond the desk, the corridor extends with the same light wood-look flooring in a herringbone pattern, and another floral wall mural is visible in the distance. The design creates a professional yet welcoming medical environment that balances clinical functionality with aesthetic warmth.

This image shows a patient room in the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center's labor and delivery unit. The room is equipped with a modern hospital bed with adjustable settings and side rails, made up with light blue linens and white pillows. To the left is the same style of blue-gray sleeper sofa with wooden base seen in previous images, providing overnight accommodation for family members. Behind the bed is a medical headwall featuring a decorative blue floral image panel, adding a touch of nature to the clinical space. The wall contains color-coded medical gas outlets, electrical connections, and mounted medical equipment including vital signs monitors. A mobile medical stand with equipment is positioned near the bed. A small bassinet cart is visible next to the bed for newborn care. The room has a window with a view of the brick exterior building, a wall-mounted television, and neutral-toned flooring. The overall design balances necessary medical functionality with comfort and aesthetic touches.

This image shows another patient room in the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center's labor and delivery unit, this one featuring a more spacious layout and expansive window views. The room includes a hospital bed with light blue linens and stirrup attachments, positioned in front of a headwall featuring a yellow floral image that continues the nature-inspired design theme seen throughout the unit. To the left is a comfortable gray mobile recliner chair for patient or family use. The large window offers a scenic view of the surrounding Cheyenne neighborhood with trees and houses visible in the distance. The room includes built-in cabinetry and counter space on the right, a small workstation with stool, and necessary medical equipment including monitors and IV poles. The medical headwall contains integrated outlets and connections while maintaining a residential feel with its light wood finishes. The room's design provides both clinical functionality for childbirth and a tranquil, healing environment with natural light and views.

This image shows a clinical workspace in the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center's labor and delivery unit. On the left side is a staff workstation with a computer displaying an

This image shows a modern hospital patient room in what appears to be the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center. The view is taken from the hallway, looking through a sliding glass door with integrated blinds that's partially open. The spacious room features a standard hospital bed with white linens and an electronic control panel visible on its side. The room has a light blue accent wall and is equipped with medical monitoring equipment, a computer workstation on the right side, and storage cabinets. Medical supplies and equipment are neatly arranged, and the room has recessed lighting in a dropped ceiling. The hallway visible on the left appears bright and well-maintained with what looks like artwork on the wall, creating a welcoming clinical environment that balances medical functionality with patient comfort.

This image shows a modern nurses' station and staff area within the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center. The space features a reception counter with light wood cabinetry and brown countertops, behind which is a well-equipped break area including a coffee maker, water dispenser, microwave, and refrigerator. Computer workstations with Acer monitors are visible for staff use. The area has a clean, contemporary design with soft gray walls, light wood-look flooring, and recessed lighting in a white ceiling grid. To the right of the image is a hallway with a striking nature-themed wall mural of green grass or wheat, adding a calming biophilic element to the clinical environment. Small framed artwork can be seen on the opposite wall, and the open layout allows for easy staff movement and communication while maintaining a professional healthcare atmosphere.

This image shows a reception or check-in area of the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center's maternal care department. A prominent brown directional sign hangs from the ceiling with symbols for men, women, and accessibility, indicating

This image shows a hallway in the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center's labor and delivery unit. Prominent directional signage hangs from the ceiling indicating

BSA was a proud leader of Cheyenne Regional Medical Center’s hospital renovation and expansion project, addressing the need to upgrade and relocate aging inpatient units. The Cheyenne Regional Medical Center’s extensive Master Plan, completed by BSA, is designed to administer patient-focused upgrades to key departments, including:

Labor, Delivery, and Postpartum
NICU
Kitchen
Medical record storage
Billing
ICU and In-Patient Dialysis
Behavioral Health

As a trusted architecture, engineering, and interior design firm, BSA provided comprehensive services—including architecture, MEP engineering, interior design, operational planning, and medical equipment planning. The renovation transformed the hospital’s 4th floor into modern postpartum, labor and delivery, and NICU departments. Once these departments relocated, the hospital repurposed the vacated 5th floor space to a new intensive care unit (ICU).

This hospital renovation and expansion presented several complex challenges. Specifically, the team had to coordinate construction above an active surgical department, navigate low floor-to-floor heights, and manage schedule and budget constraints caused by COVID-19-induced supply chain disruptions.

Nevertheless, BSA designed the project with flexibility and future-readiness in mind. The new ICU features a pandemic-ready exhaust system and infrastructure to support AI-enhanced fall risk evaluation and patient monitoring technologies. In addition, eight ICU rooms are adaptable to rapidly convert into airborne-infection isolation rooms using the building automation system.

In conclusion, this four-phase, 85,000-square-foot renovation represents a long-term investment in delivering high-quality patient care. Throughout the process, BSA’s collaborative and transparent approach fostered trust with the CRMC team, ensuring smooth coordination and successful outcomes at every stage of the renovation and expansion.

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