32C — March 2024 — The Best of 2023 — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal www.marej.com The LARGEST MEDICAL PROPERTIES PROJECT of 2023 Prism Capital Partners HMH at ON3 Clifton, NJ Benchmark Construction Co., Inc. Orthopedic Institute of PA Lower Allen Township, PA IMC Construction Good Shepherd Rehab Hospital Upper Saucon, PA
Size: 80,000 s/f Following its 2023 groundbreaking, Hackensack Merid- ian Health’s Ambulatory Care Center at Prism Capital Partners’ ON3 is progressing on track for a November 2024 delivery. Situated on the southeast corner of Metro Boulevard and Route 3, the state-of-the-art facility will serve as the gateway to the award-winning mixed-use redevelopment. Prism Construction Management is developing the four-story Ambulatory Care Center, which will include multi-specialty practice areas and potentially an ambulatory surgical center. Designed by Gensler to provide an end-to-end, hospitality-driven patient experience, the facility features a distinctive glass curtain wall façade, double height entry and daylight- enriched spaces, and an attached parking structure.
Size: 124,000 s/f/45 Acres This new, four-story, rehabilitation hospital is 124,000 s/f. Included on the first level is a patient arrival entrance portal for privacy, separated from the main entrance vestibule, a warm, grand lobby with terrazzo flooring, high ceilings and architectural lighting features, an experience center where patients and families can gather to see new, state-of-the-art technology, recently developed assistive technology equipment and newly designed technologies under experimental development awaiting patient trials diagnostic space. Additional first floor components include a diagnostic center, pharmacy, lab, kitchen/dining, central storage, loading dock and various offices and support space.
Size: 16,650 s/f Orthopedic Institute of Pennsylvania purchased an exist- ing one-story office building and converted it into a state- of-the-art ambulatory surgery center. The new surgery center features a covered patient drop-off and pick-up, a waiting room with a reception desk, administrative offices, 11 pre-op bays, 8 recovery bays, 5 state-of-the- art operating rooms, sterile storage, clean work, and decontamination rooms.
The BEST ENGINEER of 2023
ECS Group of Companies Norfolk Warehouse Roof Collapse Norfolk, VA
Stout & Caldwell Engineers & Surveyors Cooper University Health Care Moorestown, NJ
Specifically for the new Cooper University Health Center, the firm was engaged to provide comprehensive civil engineering, surveying and environmental services. This included concept and major site planning along with a variety of comprehensive surveying — boundary, topographic, ALTA, highway and utilities surveys. The nature of the finished site also required traffic engineering, auto-turn analysis and parking lot design. As part of the project scope, the team provided an environmental impact statement plus storm water management design and soil testing/analysis. Additional services included, ADA compli- ance and complete permitting. The plans were presented to the Moorestown Planning Board and received unanimous approval. Why was this particular job your favorite/most unusual? The Moorestown Mall is a landmark. Cooper University Health Care is one of most well- respected providers of health services, medical education & clinical research in the region. Stout & Caldwell could not have been more than proud to be part of the transformation – one that will have a profound impact for the community. Not only will the state-of-the-art multispecialty campus with nearly 100 exam rooms offer greater access to quality medical services, but it will also create employment opportunities and increase local and state revenue. Now open, the long-standing vacant site is thriving.
An unusual rain event caused ponding on the roof of a warehouse which led to a partial collapse. ECS was called in to assess the damage, verify the structural integrity of the building so that recover efforts could commence, investigate the root cause of the failure and provide structural design and roofing design services for the repair. ECS supported the client throughout this fast-paced project to keep the building as operational as possible during the repairs and bring them back to full service as soon as possible. Why: This project allowed ECS to showcase all of our talents. From a quick response on an emergency basis though forensic investigation, detailed structural and roofing design and construction support, several facets of our capabilities were highlighted on this project. While we certainly never wish a disaster on anyone, and we are thankful that no one was hurt with this one, ECS stands ready to help our clients overcome challenges when they do arise.
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