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Longmont Medical Offices

Longmont, Colorado
Transforming a Community Medical Hub

This multi-phase renovation revitalizes a medical office building in Longmont for a regional healthcare provider, bringing the facility up to current brand standards and modernizing key program spaces. MOA ARCHITECTURE worked closely with the client to extend the building’s lifecycle, updating patient care areas, staff workspaces, and support spaces while maintaining full operations throughout the two-year construction process.

Size

26,730 SF

Scope

  • Renovation
Check-in desk with a blue welcome canopy, wood-front counters, potted plants, tiled flooring, and a colorful abstract mural behind the workstation area.
Behavioral health waiting area with colorful circular wall art, gray and orange seating, patterned carpet, teal accent wall, and a doorway marked “Behavioral Health.”
Harmonizing Function and Brand Identity

The project was guided by the need to create a cohesive, welcoming, and functional healthcare environment that reflects the provider’s brand identity. MOA’s team began with a detailed assessment of the existing facility, developing a flexible matrix of recommendations that could adapt to evolving budgets and schedules. Every design decision—from finish palettes to furniture coordination and local artwork integration—was made with the goal of improving patient experience, reinforcing the provider’s identity, and fostering a modern, efficient workspace for staff.

Lobby seating area with lounge chairs and sofas, a tall wood-paneled ceiling, tiled flooring, colorful acoustic wall panels, and clerestory windows.
Clinic workspace with open workstations, wood cabinetry, a side kitchenette, overhead lighting, wood-look flooring, and a corridor leading to the imaging area.
Elevating Patient and Staff Experience

The renovation transforms the facility into a more efficient, patient-focused environment. Updates include refreshed laboratory, pharmacy, imaging, and clinic wings, as well as restructured team workstations and a new behavioral health pod. The lobby now functions as a bright, welcoming entry point rather than a simple waiting area, while wayfinding improvements and consistent branding enhance the visitor experience. Staff benefit from improved workflow and collaboration, ensuring the facility supports both operational efficiency and high-quality patient care for years to come.

Behavioral health waiting area with colorful circular wall art, gray and orange seating, patterned carpet, teal accent wall, and a doorway marked “Behavioral Health.”
Exam room with a computer workstation, medical exam table, wall-mounted diagnostic equipment, a handwashing sink, blue ceiling mobile accents, and colorful framed artwork.
Lobby with a check-in desk, colorful wall panels, mixed lounge seating, large skylights, tiled flooring, and self-service kiosks.
Lobby seating area with lounge chairs and sofas, a tall wood-paneled ceiling, tiled flooring, colorful acoustic wall panels, and clerestory windows.
Waiting area with patterned lounge seating, a colorful accent wall, tiled flooring, clerestory windows, and a hallway leading to exam rooms.
Clinical corridor with wood-look flooring, teal accent walls, exam rooms with open doorways, overhead lighting, wall-mounted artwork, and a central workstation area.
Mothers room with a cushioned recliner, built-in sink counter with wood cabinets, wall-mounted supplies, a framed artwork, and soft neutral finishes.
Primary care waiting area with orange and gray seating, interactive play panels, a wall‑mounted tree graphic, blue accent trim, and a doorway marked “Primary Care 2.”
Break room with a large leaf-pattern mural, round tables and chairs, high-top seating along the wall, wood-look flooring, and nature-themed artwork.
Check-in desk with a blue welcome canopy, wood-front counters, potted plants, tiled flooring, and a colorful abstract mural behind the workstation area.
Exam room with a medical exam table, large window, wall‑mounted diagnostic equipment, a handwashing sink, computer workstation, and teal accent wall.
Lobby with check-in desk, colorful partition walls, mixed lounge seating, large skylights, tiled flooring, and freestanding kiosk stations.
Lobby with colorful lounge seating, a blue check-in canopy, tiled flooring, a wood-paneled ceiling, clerestory windows, and a large geometric accent wall near the waiting area.
Waiting area with orange and teal lounge seating, a tall accent wall with colorful panels, tiled flooring, clerestory windows, and light wood wall finishes.
Clinical corridor with wood-look flooring, numbered sliding exam-room doors, teal accent walls, overhead lighting, and an exam room visible through an open doorway.
Screening alcoves with blue nature‑graphic privacy panels, a small scale platform, teal seating, wood-look flooring, and a storage cabinet with medical equipment.
Break room with round tables and chairs, a wood cabinet kitchenette with refrigerator and microwave, green accent wall, wood-look flooring, and a glass door leading to an outdoor patio.
Conference room with a long meeting table, rolling task chairs, a large wall-mounted display screen, window shades, and ceiling-mounted lighting panels.
Imaging waiting area with patterned lounge chairs, an orange ceiling accent, wall signage reading “Imaging,” recessed lighting, colorful wall art, and a corridor leading to clinical spaces.
Lobby entry zone with lounge seating, a tall wood-paneled ceiling, large clerestory windows, tiled flooring, and colorful wall panels near the waiting areas.
Training room with tables on casters, white task chairs, a large digital display, blue accent wall with artwork, and carpeted flooring.
Clinic workspace with open workstations, wood cabinetry, a side kitchenette, overhead lighting, wood-look flooring, and a corridor leading to the imaging area.
Exam room with a medical exam table, wall‑mounted diagnostic equipment, a computer workstation, blue accent wall tile, ceiling‑hung mobile shapes, and framed artwork.
Staff locker room with wood lockers, upholstered bench seating, a mail-sorting wall of open cubbies, wood-look flooring, and a window providing natural light.
Break room with round tables and chairs, wall artwork, a kitchenette with refrigerator and microwave, wood-look flooring, and a glass door leading to an outdoor patio.
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414 14th St. Suite 300
Denver, CO 80202
(303) 308-1190

 

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259 South Center St. Suite 206
Casper, WY 82601
(307) 268-9890

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