Seattle Cancer Care Alliance’s clinic expansion in the South Lake Union neighborhood will provide cutting-edge treatment options for patients and will have another high-tech feature for those arriving by car: a robotic parking garage—the first of its kind for any medical center in the Puget Sound region, and the first of its size and scale on the West Coast.

The Seattle Cancer Care Alliance’s planned building addition will include an automated-parking facility to address infrastructure and patient needs.

GLY + ZGF plan to install a three-level, robotic, space-saving parking garage beneath the upcoming addition to the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) clinic in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood.

The first phase of Bellevue Plaza includes the construction of a single, 17-story office tower along Main Street, the first portion of a public plaza, street frontage improvements, and a pedestrian through block connection.

Overlake Medical Center celebrated a milestone event in their construction project – a ceremony known as a topping off – by placing the final steel beam in place on its new 240,000-square-foot tower.

Overlake Medical Center placed the final beam atop its new five-story hospital tower under construction in Bellevue.

GLY and Overlake Medical Center marked the topping out milestone of the hospital’s New East Tower the week of December 2, 2019. The $250M, five-year Project FutureCare campus renewal initiative construction process included one year of logistical planning that ensured the medical center would continue to operate during construction.

GLY and Overlake Medical Center hosted a topping out celebration for Overlake’s New East Tower on December 2, 2019. The five-story, inpatient tower is being built as part of Overlake’s five-year multi-phase Project FutureCare campus renewal initiative.

GLY and Overlake Medical Center hosted a topping out celebration for Overlake’s New East Tower on December 2, 2019. The five-story, inpatient tower is being built as part of Overlake’s five-year multi-phase Project FutureCarecampus renewal initiative.

GLY has promoted Ted Herb to CEO, succeeding Jim Karambelas, who is retiring after 25 years with the company. Chief Financial Officer Joe Bonacci and Senior Project Managers Tess Wakasugi-Don and Garrick Hughes were added as shareholders.

GLY added three minority shareholders to its ownership: Joe Bonacci, Chief Financial Officer; Tess Wakasugi-Don, Senior Project Manager; and Garrick Hughes, Senior Project Manager.

GLY has promoted Ted Herb to the role of Chief Executive Officer. Herb succeeds Jim Karambelas, who is retiring after 25 years with the company.