THE HOME AT TAYLOR'S POINTE

3464 Springdale Road
Colerain Township, Cincinnati, Ohio

Square Footage: 64,000 SF
Completion: July, 2006
Architect/Engineer: PDT Architects

A new site and building construction for this state of the art nursing home facility. Includes the following; new site utilities, asphalt paving, sidewalks, storm water retention, a 96 bed capacity, physical therapy room, multiple activity areas, dining room, institutional kitchen, staff office and conference area, multiple nurse stations, shower and tub room facilities, attractively decorated lobby with fireplace.

MERCY HOSPITAL ANDERSON
OPEN HEART PROGRAM

7500 State Road
Cincinnati, Ohio
Square Footage: 15,626 SF
Completion: May, 2006
Architect/Engineer: Champlin/Haupt Architects, Inc.

This project was completed in multiple phases and involved extensive renovation and new construction as required to facilitate open heart surgery. All affected departments remained in operation during the entire project. The cath suite includes 2 new cath labs with new control room, new staff breakroom, locker rooms and support areas, new waiting room, nurse station and med rooms and 8 new prep/recovery patient rooms. The operating room suite includes 3 new state-of-the-art operating rooms, new pump room, sub-sterile room and staff break room. The ICU suite includes 5 new patient rooms, new reception/consult area and waiting rooms. The completed project allows Mercy Hospital Anderson to offer a level of cardiac care not previously available in eastern Cincinnati.

BECKETT RIDGE FAMILY MEDICINE
4870 Wunnenberg Way
West Chester, Ohio 45069

Square Footage: 9,680 SF
Completion: Fall, 2003
Architect/Engineer: Sutherly Design Solutions

This 9,680 SF medical office building features brick and stone exterior wall, plenty of windows and a crawl space below. The anchor tenant, Beckett Ridge Family Medicine includes 11 exam rooms, waiting/reception area with coffee bar, med room and employee lounge. Other tenants include Beckett Ridge Oral Enhancement, full service dental practice featuring four treatment rooms. An identical building was later constructed on the adjacent site. This building is currently occupied by Ohio Valley Orthopedics and Sports Medicine.

ST. FRANCIS ST. GEORGE MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING

3131 Queen City Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45238

Completion: Spring, 1995
Architect/Engineer: Universal Medical Buildings

St. Francis, St. George Medical Office Building is a three story Class A medical office building built on the campus of St. Francis, St. George Hospital. This facility offers area residents convenient services of imaging, physical therapy and outpatient services.

MERCY HOSPITAL ANDERSON – LEVEL 1 - B1 ORTHOPEDIC UNIT RENOVATION

7500 State Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45255

Completed August, 2008
Architect/Engineer: Champlin/Haupt Architects, Inc.
Cincinnati, Ohio
KLH Engineers
Ft. Thomas, Kentucky

Extensive demolition and reconstruction of Level B-1 to create a new Step Down Unit for the orthopedic department. This unit features 20 new patient rooms, new nurse station, physical therapy room, staff break room, med room and various offices. This project was completed in conjunction with the $ 1,400,000 surgery expansion which involved construction of 3 new state of the art orthopedic operating rooms featuring Laminar Flow Air as well as a new family waiting room.

MERCY HOSPITAL CLERMONT – ICU RENOVATION

7500 State Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45255

Square Footage: 17,100 SF
Completed January, 2008
Architect/Engineer: Champlin/Haupt Architects, Inc.
Cincinnati, Ohio

Existing office build out on the third floor was demolished to allow for construction of a new state of the art Intensive Care Unit. The new ICU includes 16 patient rooms – 4 of which are negative pressure rooms, a new nurse station, staff lounge, visitor’s lounge, toilet rooms and all other ancillary rooms. A 3 story building addition was also constructed. This addition includes a new elevator and stairwell and provides convenient access from the ICU to the floors below. In order to allow for more natural light in the patient rooms, larger windows were cut into the exterior walls.