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Methodist Children's Hospital |
253,000 SF, Women’s Pavilion Expansion & New 4-Story Children’s
Wing
San Antonio, TX
Owner: Methodist Healthcare System of San Antonio
Architect: Garza/Bomberger & Associates
Method of Delivery: CM-at-Risk
Start/Completion: 10/96 - 11/98
The Methodist Healthcare Consolidation project was constructed
to locate and unite all of the Women’s and Children’s
patient care programs to one campus. The idea conceived was
to bring a medical facility to San Antonio that would allow children
and their family members’ the opportunity to experience
professional, quality medical care in a comforting environment.
This project was constructed for the Methodist Healthcare System
of San Antonio, under the Construction Manager at Risk delivery
method and Garza/Bomberger & Associates was the Architect
of Record. The project consisted of a 253,000 SF, five-story
children’s hospital addition, one-story addition to the
Labor/Delivery/Recovery Department and the floor-by-floor renovation
of an occupied ten-story hospital. Started in October of 1996,
this project was completed on-time and under-budget, in nearly
24 months, while the hospital remained operational. |
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Northeast Baptist Hospital |
75,000 SF, San Antonio, Texas
Owner: Baptist Memorial Hospital System
Architect: The Falick/Klein Partnership
Method of Delivery: CM-at-Risk
Completed: 06/91
This acute care hospital facility addition and renovation consisted
of a 3-story, 75,000 SF, concrete and steel framed
structure with brick exterior cladding included an Ambulatory
Care Center, Angiography and Heart Cathology Laboratory, Newborn
Nursery, MRI Center and Cardiovascular Operating Room.
This project was completed under the Construction
Manager-at-Risk delivery method. Bartlett Cocke General Contractors
provided a full range of preconstruction and construction phase
services including: scheduling, estimating, value engineering,
constructability review, life cycle costing, construction phasing,
identification of long lead items, coordination with local and
medical inspectors (Texas Department of Health) to ensure the
latest codes and associated interpretations were accurately applied,
guaranteed maximum price, payment and performance bonds, coordination
of subcontractors and material suppliers, quality assurance
and quality control, safety program, site cleanup, and closeout
and commissioning. |
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