Elkton, Maryland

A small, successful community hospital needed to accommodate the needs for auxiliary space for clinical, surgical, therapeutic and office space in a separate structure adjacent to and providing a pedestrian link to the hospital. This result was a successful design which met the hospital’s needs on an extremely tight site which required variances for parking counts and vehicular access needed to be provided under the building. The project is part of master plan to provide forward thinking solutions to the growth of a health care provider in a small town setting.

Bob Reid was principal-in-charge, and a designer for the project on this project for Tevebaugh Associates

Elkton, Maryland
The parking needs of this community hospital no longer could be provided for efficiently on surface parking lots. This project created the first parking structure in Cecil County so great attention was provided to local authorities to ease the approval process. The design of the structure integrated with an adjacent medical office building as well as provided a pleasant pedestrian connection to the hospital. The design of the structure was particularly sensitive to the needs of the elderly and infirm by maximizing the percentage of flat floors for parking so exiting vehicles and walking to elevators was easy and understandable.

Bob Reid was the principal-in-charge, project manager and lead architectural designer on this project for Tevebaugh Associates

Perryville, Maryland
The University of Maryland’s Dental School was working hard to solve a problem of the lack of proper dental care in the rural areas of Maryland while also providing an excellent educational opportunity for their students. UofM decided to create the largest dental clinic in the country.

Bob Reid was the principal-in-charge, and an architectural designer on this project for Tevebaugh Associates

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Existing clinical space in the Medical Center needed to be converted into a modern surgical clinic for the Podiatry, ENT and Vascular Specialties. Critical to success of this project was to keep the adjacent uses functioning with no disruptions.

Bob Reid was principal-in-charge, project manager and lead designer on this project for Tevebaugh Associates

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Bob Reid was principal-in-charge, project manager and lead designer on this project for Tevebaugh Associates

Perryville, Maryland

This project contained various medical tenants including an imaging center, dental clinic, general practitioners office, and time share office. Top quality, pragmatic design was critical to help position the tenants as leaders in health care for their geographic market area..

Bob Reid was the principal-in-charge, and lead architectural designer on these projects for Tevebaugh Associates

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The design of this 425-vehicle, six level parking garage was intended to serve both the hospital and an adjacent medical office building. The project needed to be designed to allow for a future bridge to connect the garage, the MOB and the hospital. A challenge that the designed solved successfully was to have this bridge connect to three buildings with different floor elevations seamlessly.

Bob Reid was the principal-in-charge, project manager and an architectural designer on this project for Tevebaugh Associates