Think Whole Person Healthcare

Designed to handle over 800 patients per day with over 500 staff, this new construction of 150,000 square foot healthcare facility features an open atrium, a fully-robotic pharmacy, and a gathering rotunda with a full-service coffee bar. The building includes a teaching auditorium, teaching kitchen, and open classrooms for use in local events and seminars. The second floor incorporates a workout/therapy gymnasium and medical spa, and levels three through five hold state-of-the-art practice rooms for physicians, clinicians, pharmacists, dentists, optometrists, and specialists, allowing this to be a one-stop shop for healthcare.

 

Omaha, NE

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Acorn Creek Capital

A 3,300 square foot renovation of Class A office space on the 10th floor of the First National Bank Tower in Fort Collins. Features an open office area, private offices, sophisticated lobby, and modern break and conference rooms. Highlights include a dynamic floor plan designed for both collaboration and privacy, creating an ideal work environment.

Fort Collins, CO

St. Elizabeth EEG and Gift Shop

CHI HEALTH

The project was completed in two separate phases within a fully operational hospital. Phase I included the relocation of the EEG Department, which required demolition of the existing area with a new build-out to better fit their current needs. Phase II included the expansion and remodel of the current gift shop, providing a new storefront to the existing space.

 

Lincoln, NE

Lancaster County Mental Health Crisis Facility

Lancaster County

The Lancaster County Mental Health Crisis Facility underwent a 17,400 square foot addition and renovation. This involved the complete demolition of all existing offices, walls, and MEP systems. New site utilities and a fire suppression wet sprinkler system were installed for safety. The addition featured 19 new bedrooms for patients, along with two seclusion rooms, a fitness area, restrooms, locker rooms, offices, and a parking lot. Significant security enhancements were implemented, including upgrades to doors, walls, ceilings, door hardware, and security systems to meet Behavioral Health guidelines. Unique construction materials were utilized to prevent self-harm incidents within the facility.

 

Lincoln, NE