Sutter Roseville Emergency Department
1 Medical Plaza Drive, Roseville CA
This new 3-story, 98,400 sf building on the Sutter Roseville Medical Center campus is filled with local art that we curated with a large art committee that included the master plan project director, interior design team, foundation, auxiliary, and clinical director. For over three years, we collaborated with the project team to develop an art package that celebrates nature and highlights local artists in creative ways that suit an OSHPD environment. For example, we selected one artist to design a series of digital paintings that were produced on commercial wall coverings at each elevator lobby. The chosen material has a texture close to cotton rag paper, giving the pieces the feel of original art but with the durability and cleanability of a commercial product. Another design was produced on acoustic paneling material, turning a necessary functional item into a piece of art. Local photography was produced on Corian panels that slide away to reveal oxygen outlets in the lobby. A major highlight of the building is a permanent Local Artists Gallery in a long transition corridor between the new and existing building.
Beautiful botanical images from local artist Dianne Poinski were produced on Corian covers for oxygen outlets in the main waiting area. The panels lock and can slide open when needed.
One of LC Studio Tutto’s designs for the second floor elevator lobby. The piece depicts toyon, a shrub native to the Roseville area.
A 5’ wide original mixed media piece by Granite Bay artist Joe Strickland. Paint on wood board is sealed with resin layers for a three-dimensional effect that is also incredibly durable and cleanable.
Part of a series of original landscape paintings by Granite Bay artist Mya Louw in an ICU waiting room.
The first floor wall graphic by LC Studio Tutto.
The Local Artists Gallery in a long transition corridor between the new ED and the existing hospital.
Pieces include wood block prints, paper quilling, cyanotype, photography, and mixed media paintings.
A set of landscape paintings with recognizable local scenes by Vicki Asp in an ICU waiting area..
At the check-in desk, a large acoustic panel has an original design featuring the mighty blue oak by the LC Studio Tutto team.
Detail of the Corian panels with photography by Dianne Poinski.
The cover unlocks and slides to reveal oxygen outlets in the main lobby.
The third floor elevator lobby piece by LC Studio Tutto, depicting local wild roses. Each floor’s piece has a dramatically different color palette to assist with wayfinding.