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Chesterfield, MO – McGrath & Associates has completed a $1.1 million Cardiac Cath Lab renovation for a hospital in Chesterfield, MO. The 800 square foot Cath Lab renovation also included updates to the control room and building an equipment electrical room to support the Cath Lab equipment. The Cath Lab and control room spaces received new infrastructure for equipment including structural support, HVAC, lighting, and medical gases. Upgraded room finishes included new flooring, ceiling and

Webster Groves, MO – McGrath & Associates has completed construction of a STEM building addition for Nerinx Hall high school in Webster Groves, Missouri. The 8,100 square foot building included four new classrooms and a prep room between the classrooms. Two of the classrooms can be used in various “flex” configurations, while the other two have fixed laboratory benches and laboratory fume hoods installed. The concourse includes collaboration areas for students as well. In addition to

ST. CHARLES, MO – McGrath & Associates has completed a $3.3 million drilled pier foundations and pipe pile mat foundation project for a utility company. This project consisted of (10) drilled pier foundations from 9′ to 10′ in diameter and ranging from 40′ to 57′ deep.  Along with the drilled pier foundations, the project consisted of (4) pipe pile driven foundations with mat foundations and pedestals. Each mat foundation is supported with (19) pilings driven

VALLEY PARK, MO – McGrath & Associates has completed design and construction of a bank renovation for Montgomery Bank in Valley Park, Missouri. The 3,360 square foot project included both exterior and interior design performed by McGrath’s Architectural division. The existing building presented several challenges including deficiencies in load bearing walls and energy efficiency. McGrath used its expertise to overcome these challenges during the design process. As part of the project, McGrath included many upgrades including

ST. LOUIS, MO – McGrath & Associates has completed the construction of an upgraded hospital utility plant in St. Louis, Missouri. The 9,000 square foot project includes new mechanical, electrical and generator rooms constructed in existing shell space. The existing utility space was upgraded to include new mechanical, electrical and plumbing infrastructure. A unique aspect of this project was that it was phased to keep the existing hospital in use during construction with only stoppage