Image of the exterior of Treehouse Pediatrics, a new single story building in Round Rock, Texas built for children's healthcare.

Treehouse Pediatrics

Client:

Treehouse Pediatrics

Size:

15,000 SF

Architect:

BSA LifeStructures

Delivery Method:

Stipulated Sum

Treehouse Pediatrics is a kid-friendly clinic that creates welcoming, safe healthcare spaces for the little ones. When the owners decided to move to Round Rock, they chose Sabre Commercial to build their new clinic from the ground up.

With dazzling finishes and themed patient rooms, this pediatric clinic is meant to take the anxiety out of visiting the doctor. The single-story medical office building features 22 exam rooms with corresponding nurse’s stations, six doctors’ offices, a fully functional lab and two separate reception areas for both sick and well patients.

The BSA LifeStructures‘ interior and exterior design incorporates 30 different paint colors and 14 unique wall coverings—creating a whimsical space where different textures and materials converge to give each room dimension and visual pop. From shapes and stencils to hopscotch and art, strict attention was paid to making the offices accessible and appealing to our tiniest Texans.

Image of the Treehouse Pediatrics Reception Room, built in Round Rock, Texas.
Image of the patient room at Treehouse Pediatrics
Image of the Treehouse Pediatrics Nurse Station. Includes high end finishes of multiple exam rooms as well as workspaces for nurses as well as feature lighting.
Image of the Treehouse Pediatrics alternate reception room.
Image of the Treehouse Pediatrics Reception Room that includes nook for parents and patients
Image of the exterior tiling at Treehouse Pediatrics
Image of the Treehouse Pediatrics hallway with hopscotch on the floor as well as a reading nook for patients.