project summary
Radiotherapy/Medical Clinic & Office Space
category
location
Coastal U.S.A.
Sunbelt facility
Whitley Manufacturing A Sunbelt Company
size
16,000 sq. ft.
key achievements
Building Floor Plan Highlights

case study summary
A coastal university sought to expand its oncology capabilities by adding stateof-the-art medical linear accelerator and radiotherapy equipment to provide patients with access to the latest advancements in precision radiation therapy. The goal was to enhance treatment capacity, improve patient outcomes, and ensure the facility could support rapidly evolving cancer treatment technologies. To meet these objectives, the client contacted the dealer in search of a comprehensive facility solution incorporating their patented Pro System vault, specialized equipment integration, and fully functional clinical and administrative space.
To accelerate delivery while maintaining the highest standards of quality and safety, the vault, clinical areas, and office spaces were constructed off-site using advanced modular building techniques. This approach significantly reduced on-site construction time and minimized disruption to the active medical campus. The specialized vault modules housing the radiotherapy equipment, along with the supporting clinical spaces, were fabricated in Indiana by Whitley Manufacturing and then transported for final installation and commissioning.
key achievements
Building Floor Plan Highlights

case study summary
A coastal university sought to expand its oncology capabilities by adding stateof-the-art medical linear accelerator and radiotherapy equipment to provide patients with access to the latest advancements in precision radiation therapy. The goal was to enhance treatment capacity, improve patient outcomes, and ensure the facility could support rapidly evolving cancer treatment technologies. To meet these objectives, the client contacted the dealer in search of a comprehensive facility solution incorporating their patented Pro System vault, specialized equipment integration, and fully functional clinical and administrative space.
To accelerate delivery while maintaining the highest standards of quality and safety, the vault, clinical areas, and office spaces were constructed off-site using advanced modular building techniques. This approach significantly reduced on-site construction time and minimized disruption to the active medical campus. The specialized vault modules housing the radiotherapy equipment, along with the supporting clinical spaces, were fabricated in Indiana by Whitley Manufacturing and then transported for final installation and commissioning.












