Selected Projects

Thirty Years of Healthcare Built.

From ground-up hospital towers to active-facility ICU renovations, every Trillium project reflects the same commitment: rigorous management, zero surprises, and a facility that opens on schedule.

30+

Years of Healthcare Projects

Southeast

Regional Focus

Full Lifecycle

Every Phase Managed

Southeast Regional Medical Center — Patient Tower Expansion
New Construction

Atlanta, Georgia

Southeast Regional Medical Center — Patient Tower Expansion

280,000 SF·Regional Health System

Full-lifecycle construction management for a six-story, 280,000 SF patient tower addition to an operating regional medical center. Trillium managed the complete project from initial state health department engagement through patient occupancy — coordinating active-facility construction protocols, phased utility tie-ins, and a zero-disruption strategy for the adjacent occupied patient wings.

Phases: Permitting · Conceptual Budget · Design Development · Construction Documents · Heads in Beds

Multi-Specialty Ambulatory Surgery Center
New Construction

Nashville, Tennessee

Multi-Specialty Ambulatory Surgery Center

48,000 SF·Health Network Joint Venture

New 48,000 SF ambulatory surgery center featuring eight operating suites, two procedure rooms, and a 24-bay pre/post-op unit. Trillium provided construction management from conceptual budgeting through the first surgical case — including full medical equipment coordination, state licensure support, and an accelerated 16-month delivery schedule.

Phases: Conceptual Budget · Design Development · Construction Documents · Heads in Beds

Critical Care Unit Renovation — Active Facility
Renovation

Charlotte, North Carolina

Critical Care Unit Renovation — Active Facility

32 Beds · 24,000 SF·Regional Hospital System

Complete renovation of a 32-bed intensive care unit within a fully operational hospital. Trillium managed a four-phase construction sequence that maintained continuous ICU operations throughout the project — coordinating infection control barriers, temporary utility routing, and staff relocation logistics with clinical leadership at every step.

Phases: Permitting · Design Development · Construction Documents · Heads in Beds

Comprehensive Cancer Center
New Construction

Birmingham, Alabama

Comprehensive Cancer Center

62,000 SF·Academic Health System

Ground-up comprehensive cancer center integrating radiation oncology, medical oncology infusion, surgical oncology, and supportive care services under one roof. Trillium managed the full project lifecycle — including the complex shielding design coordination for three linear accelerator vaults and the specialized MEP systems required for oncology operations.

Phases: Permitting · Conceptual Budget · Design Development · Construction Documents · Heads in Beds

Emergency Department Expansion & Modernization
Renovation

Jacksonville, Florida

Emergency Department Expansion & Modernization

38,000 SF·Community Health Network

Expansion and full modernization of a high-volume emergency department, increasing capacity from 28 to 52 treatment bays while maintaining continuous ED operations. Trillium coordinated a complex phased construction sequence that kept the emergency department fully operational — including a temporary ambulance diversion protocol that was never activated.

Phases: Conceptual Budget · Design Development · Construction Documents · Heads in Beds

Medical Office Building — Health System Campus
New Construction

Columbia, South Carolina

Medical Office Building — Health System Campus

95,000 SF·Regional Health System

Five-story, 95,000 SF medical office building on an active health system campus, housing primary care, specialty clinics, imaging, and laboratory services. Trillium managed the project from site selection through tenant occupancy — coordinating campus utility infrastructure, structured parking, and a phased tenant fit-out program that opened floors sequentially as construction completed.

Phases: Permitting · Conceptual Budget · Design Development · Construction Documents · Heads in Beds

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