Description:

Interior renovation of 14,000 SF of hospital space on the 5th and 27th floors of the Bolwell Building.

Owner:

University Hospital Health System

Architect:

Perspectus Architecture

Completion:

June 2010

Volume:

$2,400,000.00

Self-Performed Work:

10%

Description:

Renovation of existing 18,769 SF lobby.  Entrance of the RB&C at UH which is highlighted by millwork trees and clouds, flowered pattern carpet, and LED rainbow.

Owner:

University Hospitals

Architect:

Makovich & Pusti Architects

Completion:

June 2010

Volume:

$1,200,000.00

Self-Performed Work:

5%

Description:

22,000 SF Office Renovation.  Renovation of two floors at UH for the Cardiology Department mainly focused on new office areas and conference rooms.

Owner:

University Hospitals

Architect:

Smith Architects

Completion:

July 2008

Volume:

$1,482,825.00

Self-Performed Work:

10%

Description:

10,126 SF Renovation of the 9th Floor at Euclid Hospital.  Patient rooms with custom millwork headwalls.  Dialysis area was a late addition to the project.

Owner:

Euclid General Hospital

Architect:

CBLH Design

Completion:

March 2008

Volume:

$1,277,255.00

Self-Performed Work:

10%

Description:

8,000 SF Renovation of a Conference center that features one large conference room overlooking the University Circle area.  Wood and fabric paneling are key to the entrance area as you make your way to the conference area.

Owner:

University Hospital

Architect:

Array Architects

Completion:

October 2007

Volume:

$2,059,600.00

Self-Performed Work:

5%

Description:

New construction of a 5,000 SF addition.  Concrete vault area for 3D radiation treatment which allows treatment at a much rapid pace.  Excavation of the site due to logistics was difficult along with pouring of the concrete. 

Owner:

University Hospital

Architect:

Architection, LLC

Completion:

August 2007

Volume:

$1,424,850.00

Self-Performed Work:

15%

Description:

Kindred Hospital purchased the Benjamin Rose nursing home facility and transformed the building into a multi-level extended care facility.  A new medical gas platform with exterior storage tanks was constructed, and new medical gas headwalls were added to all rooms.   The bathrooms were renovated to become ADA compliant along with all electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems.  The generator was upgraded to allow the building to run on 100% generator power if needed.  New flooring, nurse stations, and nurse call system was installed on each floor.  Kindred also add an onsite pharmacy, and dialysis center for patient use. 

Owner:

Kindred Healthcare

Architect:

HFP Ambuske

Completion:

December 2006

Volume:

$4,518,000.00

Self-Performed Work:

10%

Description:

The 5th floor renovation had all flooring, walls, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical systems removed and replaced for long term mental health patients.  Each patient room received new heat welded vinyl floors, new ADA compliant bathrooms, new electrical systems and new HVAC equipment.  All exterior windows were covered with security screens for patient safety.  The entire floor was alarmed at the nurse station, which was also protected by security glass for patient safety.  All work was completed while patients were on the floor below, which made all mechanical and electrical system installations challenging.

Owner:

South Pointe Hospital

Architect:

Makovich & Pusti Architects

Completion:

December 2006

Volume:

$1,269,000.00

Self-Performed Work:

10%

Description:

New construction of an 8,000 SF addition which consisted of a new patient area to 2nd floor of CCF Lorain.  Structure was built off of 1st floor steel and new curtainwall was used to match existing.  Finishes per the CCF standards.

Owner:

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Architect:

Vogel & Associates

Completion:

August 2006

Volume:

$1,298,600.00

Self-Performed Work:

5%

Description:

The 3rd floor was renovated for long term acute care and in-room rehabilitation.  The existing HVAC and electrical completely replaced by adding private patient rooms which included medical gas heads walls, and private ADA bathrooms with showers.  All work was completed while patients were above and below on each floor, which made all mechanical and electrical system installations challenging.

Owner:

South Pointe Hospital

Architect:

Kaczmar Architects

Completion:

May 2006

Volume:

$1,360,725.00

Self-Performed Work:

10%

Description:

This project consisted of building 3 different levels of copper, galvanized, and lead shielded MRI rooms for NON-human research use only.  The laboratory area has a special HEPA filtration HVAC system installed with separate exhaust ductwork for the fume hoods.  All laboratory floors have a trawled on chemical resistant epoxy.

Owner:

University Hospital

Architect:

Smith Architects

Completion:

September 2005

Volume:

$2,069,975.00

Self-Performed Work:

5%

Description:

20,000 SF interior renovation to the 4th floor CCF Strongsville Facilities.  High end millwork finishes in the lobby and waiting area.  Patient rooms and offices surrounding the entire floor.

Owner:

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Architect:

Vogel & Associates

Completion:

March 2004

Volume:

$1,800,500.00

Self-Performed Work:

5%

Description:

Phased interior renovation of 32,950 SF of medical space to create a heart and vascular therapy unit and cath labs.  Work included complete demolition of the existing space situated over an active LDR/NICU/PICU facility.  Also included was the renovation of 2 cath labs, and the construction of 2 new cath labs, recovery area, patient pre and post-op areas as well as new heart and vascular department administrative offices.

Owner:

Metro Health Systems

Architect:

Spice Constantino

Completion:

April 2002

Volume:

$4,901,250.00

Self-Performed Work:

5%

Description:

New construction of a 69,500 SF - 100 bed skilled nursing facility complete with full commercial kitchen, recreation area and laundry services.  This facility was built to accommodate a future expansion so all utilities were planed and installed accordingly.  The structure was steel frame on auger cast piling.  The roof structure was wood trusses with shingles and the roof over the kitchen was lightweight concrete on metal deck with a rubber membrane which aided in achieving the desired fire rating of the kitchen.  The site was extremely large and consisted of all earthwork, utilities and pavement for the future addition.

Owner:

Legacy Health Systems

Architect:

Van Dijk, Pace, Westlake

Completion:

September 2001

Volume:

$7,665,400.00

Self-Performed Work:

5%