Twin Cities Orthopedics Waconia is a 21,000 sf medical office building that offers a comprehensive range of services all under one roof. Services such as physical therapy, hand therapy, pelvic health therapy, MRI imaging, prosthetics & orthotics, and a sports performance program provided by Training Haus. Alongside those services, the building features a rehabilitation pool, weight lifting area, state-of-the-art physical conditioning and recovery technology, team training facilities, and a nutrition booth. Whether urgent care is needed, or simply ongoing therapy, the skilled team at TCO Waconia is ready to provide the expert support that they are well known for.  

As time has passed and the close partnership between SRa and TCO has grown, the hardline focus of SRa on providing high-quality facilities that meet the functional and design requirements of the organization has not changed. Everything from the sports performance wing, which is comprised of large glazing members to allow light to enter the space, to the physical therapy treatment rooms, has been given immense thought and consideration throughout the design process. This translates to the exterior as well as the smooth precast concrete and metal paneling compliment the thin brick that makes up a large portion of the façade. Windows of varying sizes create a dynamic building personality while allowing interior spaces to be well connected to the exterior environment. This is all tied together with the unique blend between the rectilinear design elements and the large, vaulted roof over the sports performance wing which define a distinctive building character like no other. 

Providing TCO with a new facility in Waconia that caters to their specific needs was a great honor for SRa. This was helped to be made possible with the work done by RJM Construction. This all has come together to give TCO the capability to provide the amazing physical therapy and urgent care services to the city of Waconia and surrounding areas. With the new facility plus a new expansion to the building, the orthopedic needs of the communities around can be effectively served.