Saint Rita’s Graduate Medical Education Center (GME) was designed to serve as a space for medical students in their residency to learn and study.
Design Collaborative designed this building a change in the trajectory of downtown Lima, Ohio, and Mercy Health in mind.
Design Collaborative guided all design and construction decisions for St. Rita’s GME based on one concept: threshold. This word represented all the work that had been done in Mercy Health and all the future doctors that were going to use this new space to better downtown Lima, Ohio. This building’s purpose is to usher in the next generation of doctors to move forward the trajectory of the city.
Design Collaborative focuses on creating People-first places not only for the current world but for future generations. St. Rita’s GME was an inspirational project because it was designed for the future of the students who would be using that space to learn, as well as the future of the surrounding area.
Rachel is a Registered Architect who joined Design Collaborative in 2009. She has managed the design process for numerous significant projects and excels at client service and building consensus with project stakeholders. She understands that an effective project manager must be fully engaged in all activities of the project. Running has been a consistent theme…