WRNS is proud to announce that Valley Health Center San José-Campbell recently celebrated its grand opening. The new healthcare center brings accessible, essential care to this growing neighborhood in San José. 

WRNS Studio Partners Brian Milman and Raul Garduño joined members of our multidisciplinary team, community leaders, public officials, and healthcare advocates at the ceremony to mark this important moment for the city.

Working closely with the County of Santa Clara Health System, WRNS Studio designed the center as a welcoming civic presence that responds to the community’s growing healthcare needs while contributing to the character and connectivity of the surrounding neighborhood.

A signature project within San José’s Urban Village strategy, the LEED Gold certified center places healthcare at the intersection of housing, public space, and transit. Located alongside high-density housing and directly connected to the Valley Transportation Authority’s Bascom Station, the project makes care easier to reach for patients, families, and staff, whether they arrive on foot, by bicycle, or by transit. 

The project also introduces 40,000 square feet of new green space, including a public park with native California plantings and trees. The landscape creates a welcoming connection between the health center and Bascom Station while contributing new space to the public realm within the neighborhood.

Congratulations to our team and partners on this important milestone!


In the Media:

Read coverage in the San Francisco Chronicle

Read the announcement from County of Santa Clara News

Read coverage in The Mercury News

Read coverage in San José Spotlight

Read coverage in The Registry SF

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Silicon Valley Campus recently achieved the International Living Future Institute’s Living Building Challenge Water, Beauty, and Equity Petals — a rigorous certification requiring 12 months of performance data for water and energy usage. The data we captured over the span of a year shows how the project captures more water for reuse than the demand requires annually. The campus is in the top ten largest projects certified by Living Future in the world.

The project has also earned the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) WELL Certification Platinum for healthy building strategies and the International Living Future Institute (ILFI) Zero Carbon Certification. It is an AIA COTE® (Committee on the Environment) 2021Top Ten winner.

Learn more on our client’s website