McGrath is constructing two new glass hydraulic elevators in the atrium of the Center for Advanced Medicine at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis. The $1.6 million design/build elevator project will improve patient and visitor circulation, while maintaining the open aesthetics of the building’s central atrium. To support the elevator, McGrath will cut through the first floor and install structural steel into the lower level and the subbasement.
Because the space will be used by the public throughout construction, McGrath is implementing strict safety measures by building a temporary partition measuring 70′ tall x 30′ wide x 15′ deep, to enclose the construction.
Project Partners
Architect: Ottolino Winters Huebner
MEP Engineer: KAI Design and Build
Structural Engineer: OES, INC
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