Hyperpod Case Study - Massa Multimedia Architecture

INTRODUCING
THE HYPERPOD

GREENVILLE, SC

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RETAIL

Best-in-class retailers including a carefully curated mix of local, regional, and national tenants in an active and contemporary "downtown" setting vastly expands the natural trade area for Montgomery Promenade. This site features 95,000 Square feet of retail shopping alone.

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DINING

The 30,000 square foot premium dining experience will be anchored by four full-service high-end restaurants in addition to these best in class attractions, Montgomery Promenade will feature diverse dining choices making it the natural "go-to" destination for any dining taste.

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ENTERTAINMENT

Montgomery Promenade is anchored by a 60,000+ square foot entertainment center featuring 11 state-of-the-art stadium seating theatre screens, 16 bowling lanes and a 5,000 square foot sports bar.

Sixteen bowling lanes and an outdoor concert area bring the Promenade to the top of local entertainment spaces. Bordered by outdoor areas, restaurants, wellness centers and retail areas it is truly a site that features everything in one package.

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GREEN SPACE

The Heart of Montgomery Promenade is its one acre central plaza. This welcoming green space will feature seasonal activities including winter ice skating, summer concerts and weekly farmer's markets.

Experience nature outdoors in Montgomery's one acre active Green Space.

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A REVOLUTIONARY CONCEPT

In the ever-changing climate of Healthcare design and development, one aspect stands out as a true challenge to any Owner. How do you meet your census needs with ever increasing room size requirements and only a limited amount of space to expand? MMA was recently tasked with the challenge of designing a new 60 bed ICU in an existing space that conventionally could only support 40 beds.

EVIDENCE BASED DESIGN

MMA has set itself apart from all other design firms with it’s depth, breadth, and critique of evidence-based literature. As hospitals grow incrementally over time, healthcare needs, coupled with site limitations present new and unique challenges for every expansion. Many large hospital spaces are not designed or used as effectively as they could be effectively as they could be. This ineffective design leads to inefficient use of staff time and ultimately decline of patient care. MMA is skilled at designing technologically complex environments in antiquated space and configuring optimal solutions under difficult constraints. MMA’s designs put staff, operational, and economy of scale efficiencies first. This, in turn, leads to healthier and happier patients.