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This Design + Build project, in partnership with Corgan, transformed an existing office space into a contemporary CT suite. All construction took place within an active hospital requiring diligent stakeholder coordination. In particular, extensive MEP upgrades were coordinated during weekend shifts to mitigate any possible disruption of day-to-day operations.
This project was completed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Access control and subcontractor supervision were of paramount importance – a Loven Contracting badged supervisor accompanied all project personnel, monitored trade partner and crew movement, and ensured compliance with all COVID-19 precautions.
The CT Room remodel at the Flagstaff Medical Center provides staff with two new CT scan rooms, one of which maintains a negative air pressure environment. Features include air pressure monitors, ceiling and wall med gas, CT equipment, and a control room. This patient-centered design also includes a programmable LED light “river” for patient viewing during the imaging process.
Photos: Emilio Ferrara
Coconino County Public Works (CCPW) maintains County roads during snow operations with “rock cinders” using trucks equipped with cinder spreaders. The mechanical performance of these spreaders is severely hampered when the cinders are frozen. To maximize the efficient application of cinders and to fulfill this critical life/safety operation, CCPW partnered with Loven Contracting and APMI to construct (2) cinder barns — one in Flagstaff (12,000SF) and one in Williams, AZ (6,400SF) — for dry cinder storage away from inclement weather.
The client’s criteria for success included stakeholder consultation regarding ideal structure design for the most efficient circulation patterns by the cinder loading crews and a design that anticipates the wear and tear of heavy equipment operations within the structure and offers durability relative to potential accidental equipment/building impacts. Design solutions to meet these requirements included increasing the concrete slab thickness to support the cinder piles and equipment weight and 10″ CIP concrete walls for the PEMB structure. These projects were delivered ahead of schedule, well in advance of the winter road maintenance season, with contingency funds returned to the client.
Photos: Larry Hendricks
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The scope of work for a remodeled Adolescent Behavioral Health facility at Flagstaff Medical Center included two group activity rooms, the exam room, laundry room, the nurse’s station, conference room, five patient rooms, two seclusion rooms, restrooms, and therapy offices.
The facility hallways and group activity rooms feature murals by renowned Hopi and Navajo artists Duane Koyawena, Baje Whitethorne Sr., and Landis Bahe, as well as Arizona mural artist Joe Pagac.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Loven Contracting’s project management team strategized and enforced protocols to ensure crew and medical staff safety. This included utilizing a modified contractor-only entrance, temperature screening, limited occupancy, and social distancing requirements.
Photos: Emilio Ferrara
Loven Contracting collaborated with APMI and project stakeholders to revitalize an aging dining and kitchen space, bringing it to current organizational standards for design and finishes. The design + build preconstruction process included budget development, design phase management, scope development, plan review, bid evaluation, bid preparation, permitting and design approvals, scheduling, subcontractor scope preparation, and value engineering.
Careful project phasing enabled the healthcare facility to maintain food service throughout the project duration. Phase one of the project encompassed all kitchen scopes of work, including constructing a temporary kitchen in the former dining area for use by hospital nutrition staff. Once the kitchen was complete, the temporary kitchen was demolished, and the second phase remodel of the dining area commenced.
The transformed dining room and kitchen now offer deli counter serveries, salad bar, hot entree and grill counter, a gas-fired pizza oven, and beverage counter. In addition, a new concrete surface on the exterior patio offers additional dining to comply with physical distance requirements while meeting programming needs for dining capacity.
Photos: Emilio Ferrara
Loven Contracting, The Architecture Company, and Shelter Planners of America collaborated on the design of this 7,500 SF building designed to meet the long-term needs of this southern Arizona community. The shelter includes 27 separate indoor/outdoor kennels for dogs, 2 larger kennels specifically designed for puppies, 3 kennels for quarantined/medical dogs, a grooming room, and a “get acquainted room.” Additional spaces include a surgical area, animal quarantine unit, rooms for animals other than cats and dogs, and a Sally port where a mobile veterinary van can provide additional surgical, medical, and dental services.
An adjacent fenced yard provides space where potential adoptees and prospective new owners may spend time together to ensure a good match and volunteers can help socialize shelter animals and provide time for outdoor play and exercise.
For cats, the shelter includes a “Community Cats” room and “Catio,” along with feline-specific meet-and-greet rooms. Ten individual cages allow cats to be housed separately when needed.
An industrial grade HVAC system keeps animals cool and safe in the summer months, and together with an integrated pressure-washer makes it easier for staff to maintain a hygienic and sanitary environment. The site also includes a septic system to process gray water and waste since the shelter does not have access to the County sewer system.
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This is a remodel of an inpatient psychiatric hospital and behavioral health residential area to meet current demand and AZDHS requirements. All construction was completed while the facilities were active and fully occupied. These renovated facilities include exam rooms, dressing rooms, bedrooms, group and behavioral spaces, a reconfigured Crisis Stabilization Unit (CUS), member intake offices, administrative conference spaces, nurse stations, and a medicine dispensing office.
A contemporary behavioral health facility’s unique requirements include the required ligature-resistance upgrades, impact-resistant and scratch-resistant windows, door control reconfiguration, Mondo resilient sheet flooring within patient areas, and tamper-proof MEP components throughout. To ensure safety, patient rooms are equipped with alarm systems above the doors that detect weight and alert the adjacent nurse’s station.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Loven Contracting’s project management team strategized and enforced protocols to ensure crew and medical staff safety. This included daily schedule management and modifying the phasing plan based on the hospital’s limited intake and retainage procedures.
Photos: Emilio Ferrara