New Stair Tower,
Elevator, Lobby, & Radiation Oncology Department
Lee Hospital
Johnstown, PA
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New Stair Tower,
Elevator, Lobby, & Radiation Oncology Department
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| This building rehabilitation project provides a new stair tower, large elevator, grade level lobby, and first floor interior renovations. A new vault to house a 21 MEV Linear Accelerator for Lee Hospital's Radiation Oncology Department of the first floor is provided. The design for this project utilizes a new E.I.F.S. system on the entire rear face of the building to achieve an attractive and complimentary exterior for the entire building. | ||
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$866,520 | |
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KB Building | |
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Skywalk and Lobby Addition
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Lee Hospital's purchase of a seven-story building required the construction of a connecting bridge for safe and convenient access. A large skylighted "sky lobby" was designed to provide a comfortable respite for patients and families using the connected buildings. The deep foundations were excavated under the existing parking garage using specialized equipment. Columns to support the addition and the bridge were extended through a parking deck. |
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2,040 sq. ft. | |
contractor: |
Major Builders, Inc. | |
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Renovations to the
Kitchen and various other Projects
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Frank Dachille Architects provided the conceptual, architectural, engineering, and interior design for this service building, which is integrated into an existing complex. The building houses a variety of offices, locker rooms, and storage facilities. | |
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Renovations to 6th Floor Pediatrics
Department
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| This major renovation project provided facilities for patients previously utilizing two hospitals. It was designed to facilitate the most excellent care possible. Many unique features are incorporated into the project such as: parents' overnight accommodations, child scaling of furniture and spaces, intensive pediatric care facility, high visibility of patient beds and segregation of older pediatric patients in appropriately decorated areas. The design solution effectively utilizes the limited and outdated spacial configuration to achieve the contemporary needs. | ||
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9,000 sq. ft. | |
contractor: |
Jonel Construction Company | |
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CT Scanning Facility
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This facility is a renovation of an existing space to house the sophisticated CT Scanning equipment, to accommodate the facilities staff, patients and families of the patients. Due to the small amount of space available, the intricate design reflects both the tight space requirements and the high tech machine characteristics. However, the effort was made to incorporate finishes which would bring warmth and familiarity to the patients and staff. |
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1,200 sq. ft. | |
contractor: |
Major Builders, Inc. | |
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Ophthalmic Associates
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Construction of a state-of-the-art office facility for a large, four doctor group practice using an existing building shell. The design emphasized functional doctor and staff work areas, an integrated optical shop, a pleasantly large waiting area and a crisp and colorful decor. Large brightly painted plastic pipes played against a reflected aluminum background and bright contemporary seating serve as unifying decorative elements. Calm, rich, natural colors and textures are prevalent in walls, floors, ceilings and additional furnishings. Custom casework was designed to meet the many unique needs of the practice. The existing HVAC was modified to meet the new building use. |
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45,000 sq. ft. | |
contractor: |
Major Builders, Inc. | |
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New Physicians Office Building
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This complete construction
project consisted of a single story, wood frame |
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$216,631 | |
contractor: |
Ralph J. Albarano & Sons, Inc. | |
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New Physicians
Office Building
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This new building provided Nason Hospital with a doctor's obstetric and gynecology facility to expand services to the community and be easily accessible to the hospital. The coordination of the exterior design with existing structures served to achieve an attractive and complimentary addition to the hospital complex. |
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1,700 sq. ft. | |
contractor: |
Ralph J. Albarano & Sons, Inc. | |
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New Heliport
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Mission: In and out, fast, and safely meeting all Federal FAA and State Department of Transportation rules, regulations and standards. John Kinney, Hospital President, provided leadership for this project to better fulfill Nason Hospital's community service role. Features of this landing facility include controllable lighting designed to illuminate obstructions nearby, intensely colored concrete to avoid problems of painted surfaces, and "unpleasant" walking surfaces of large rocks to dissuade spectators from approaching aircraft.
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| Beverly Enterprises |
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| Butler County Memorial Hospital |
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| CAMCO Orthopedic and Sports Rehabilitation, P.C. |
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| Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital |
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| Diebert Street Medical Center |
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| Indiana Hospital |
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| Lazer, Jack & Bender, Edward (DMD) |
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| Lee Hospital |
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| Major Builders |
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| Miners Hospital |
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| Nason Hospital |
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| Presbyterian Home |
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| Senior Choice |
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| Windber Hospital |
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