Glumac provided building commissioning services for the new, two-story, ~25,600-square-foot Kaiser Permanente La Habra Medical Office Building (MOB), an outpatient facility in La Habra, California.

The La Habra MOB is part of Phase I of Kaiser Permanente’s Reimagining Ambulatory Design (RAD), a NextGen MOB project, a concept that seeks to innovate approaches to healthcare delivery in the built environment by promoting a culture of care, wellness, and interaction, which results in a more comfortable and enjoyable experience.

The ultra low energy facility features 25 exam rooms and 16 physician offices. Primary and specialty care services include family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, mental health, laboratory, pharmacy, imaging, and a nurse clinic.

Sustainable Building Features:

• Energy metering of all panel circuits for performance monitoring
• Solar generation
• Motion sensors on all exterior lighting to dim when possible
• Cool roof coating
• First LEED Platinum MOB in Southern California

Awards/Certifications

• LEED Platinum

Size: 25,400 square feet
End Date: August 2017
Architect: HMC Architects
Owner: Kaiser Permanente National Facilities Services
Services: Enhanced Commissioning

Images courtesy of David Wakely