Texas Pain Institute: Medical Mixed Use

Mixed Use Architecture Texas

Texas Pain Institute (TPI) is an example of medical mixed-use architecture. This doctor-owned building includes medical offices and imaging services on the ground floor, a lab on the second floor, and a total of sixteen apartments. Planning a Mixed-Use Project? If you are considering a multi-functional development, contact us to discuss site optimization and programming. […]

Cornerstone Pain Management ASC and MOB

ASC Architect from existing building Texas

Cornerstone Pain Management, designed by TMA architects, is an example of how an existing commercial structure can be utilized to create an 11,812 sq ft specialized medical complex. This adaptive reuse project utilized an existing retail shell space to create a 4,800 sq ft state-certified Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC), 5,300 sq ft medical office building […]

Ambulatory Surgery Center, Live Oak, TX

ASC Live Oak Texas

TMA is designing a new ambulatory surgery center (ASC) in Live Oak, TX—just outside San Antonio. For this project, we’re converting a former shell space within an existing medical office building into a 4,000 sq. ft. fully equipped and state licensed ASC with two operating rooms.

Medical Office Building in Plano, Texas

Plano Architect for Medical

TMA Architects has designed a new 10,000 SF medical office building in Plano that utilizes a contemporary design per the owner’s request. It will feature numerous exam rooms and designated areas for diagnostic testing including MRIs, CT scans, and mammograms, as well as wellness areas for massage and infrared saunas.

Travis Avenue Ambulatory Surgery Center, Fort Worth

Ambulatory Surgery Center Design

TMA Architects is remodeling an existing 5,875 SF procedure center in Fort Worth to become a state-licensed Ambulatory Surgery Center. The ASC will have two operating rooms, new finishes, and interior updates that enhance the center and meet the latest state requirements. Exterior renovations include a new port-cochere entry allowing patient entry and egress while being […]