Medical Construction & Design

MAY-JUN 2015

Medical Construction & Design (MCD) is the industry's leading source for news and information and reaches all disciplines involved in the healthcare construction and design process.

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44 Medical Construction & Design | M AY/ J U N E 2015 | MCDM AG.COM has been involved in American Institute of Architects and Associated General Contractors of America groups advocating for BIM-facilitated IPD for most of the past decade. With AHN, Dellaria encountered some initial reluctance from the owner, but was able to demonstrate the value of adopting an integrated Design-Led Construction delivery in favor of the low bid. "We convinced AHN that we could do 100 percent [design development documents] — which are essentially 50 percent [construction documents] — and use the technolog y to allow the sub-trades to bid the job and then plan the details," Dellaria explained. "We built a guaranteed maximum price that included a contingency. Once we released the documents and brought the trade PROJECT TEAM ALLEGHENY HEALTH NETWORK WEXFORD HEALTH + WELLNESS PAVILION Owner: Allegheny Health Network Architect, MEP Engineer, Interior Design: CannonDesign Construction Manager at Risk: CannonDesign Engineer - Civil/Traffi c/Geotechnical: Gateway Engineering Acoustical Consultant: Babich Acoustics Vertical Transportation Consultant: Van Deusen & Associates Signage & Wayfi nding Consultant: ThoughtForm Inc. Food Service Consultant: McFarland Kistler & Associates, Inc. Medical Equipment Planner: GBA Inc. General Subcontractor: Massaro Corporation Mechanical and Plumbing Subcontractor: Limbach Company LLC Electrical Subcontractor: Sargent Electric Fire Protection Subcontractor: SimplexGrinnell Millwork Subcontractor: Wyatt Incorporated Steel Fabricator: Sippel Steel Fab Owner Representative: Oxford Development Company Transitional areas capture in-between times as opportunities for contemplation and rejuvenation, while maintaining a connection to the outside world.

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