As a result of a ruptured 24” chilled water line in the sixth-floor mechanical space the 18,300 sf third floor Nuclear Medicine, Imaging department and staff office suite required a full demolition of the spaces. With a construction cost of $7,800,000 TVS was asked to redesign the space into two separate departments. Both departments, nuclear medicine and ultrasound would be supported by a single reception, check-in and waiting area. The staff offices and conference centers would be adjacent to support these departments. The nuclear medicine department included a new SPECT CT, three gamma cameras, two Dexa scan rooms, hot lab, relocated PET CT and prep/injection areas. The ultrasound department consisted of five new ultrasound exam rooms, on-call suite, reading rooms and support areas. TVS worked seamlessly with the Grady’s medical equipment planner, physicist, and contractor to create the best space for Grady’s nuclear medicine and ultrasound patients.