Concrete pavers make for a beautiful walkway alongside the reflecting pool. The exterior of the building is clad in bands of adoquin and cantera stones. Concrete tile roofs top-off the Mexican quality of the architecture. The center's two medical office buildings are situated on either side of the auto court. While both buildings are accessible through the main entrance to the hospital, each has its own outside entrance, as well.
Public parking is at the front, physician parking is to the side and staff parking is at the back.
There is a plush landscaped courtyard surrounding the staff entrance. The medical office buildings also are connected to each inpatient floor via a private corridor, so physicians can have quick access to the hospital and do not have to pass through the main lobby. Furthermore, the hospital and medical office buildings are linked together through richly landscaped courtyards accented with water features and a stone and timber trellis. T he influence of Spanish architecture, which begins outside at the mission style bell tower, grows stronger in the hospital's main lobby. From the colors and materials that were used to the proportional size of archways, it all comes together to create a true hacienda style.