Precision Cancer Medicine Building

Precision Cancer Medicine Building Opens to Patients 

PCMB opened to patients on June 24, 2019 - read more at

UCSF Unveils Cancer Building Devoted to Precision Medicine

 

About the Precision Cancer Medicine Building (PCMB):

  • A key element of the Mission Bay clinical strategy and the Medical Center Mission Bay Phase I plan
  • An outpatient building approved in 2008 by Mission Bay Hospital EIR
  • PCMB will provide the opportunity for integrated clinical and research teams to leverage discoveries, collaborate across tumor based programs, and accelerate innovation
  • Located at 16th and 3rd Street adjacent to the Ron Conway Family Gateway Medical Building
  • 170,000 gross square feet (gsf), six-story building

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Architects Selected for Precision Cancer Medicine Building
Design by Stantec Aims to Spur Collaboration, Integrate Research and Care 

We have selected international architecture firm Stantec Inc. to design our new, state-of-the-art Precision Cancer Medicine Building (PCMB) to integrate research and world-class patient care on the UCSF Mission Bay campus. Stantec, which was selected for its extensive experience designing academic medical- and cancer centers, joins California-based health care general contractor, Rudolph and Sletten, to form the design-build team for this new, adult outpatient cancer center scheduled to open in 2019. Rudolph and Sletten and Stantec will partner with faculty, staff, administrators and patients to incorporate major themes of patient-centered care, innovation and teaching, and operational efficiencies into the building design.

Located along 16th Street, adjacent and connected to the Ron Conway Family Gateway Medical Building, the new facility will consolidate the Mount Zion and Mission Bay solid tumor practices into one location. Bringing these practices together at Mission Bay, already a robust site for cancer research, will integrate research and clinical care and encourage collaboration between researchers and medical teams. In addition to clinic space for most cancers, PCMB will house chemotherapy infusion, radiology, pathology, radiation oncology, blood draw, a patient resource center, and support services.

Timeline

Regents Approval: March 2017
Design: 2016 to 2017
Construction: April 2017 to 2019
Occupancy: 2019

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