The Vanderbilt Family Health Clinic – “Gotham Medical” has Clinical Programs that include Pediatrics, Women’s Health, Ophthalmology, Podiatry, Radiology (x-ray, ultra-sound, mammography), Diabetes Care as well as Behavioral Health. Axis Construction Corporation was awarded this Design/Build contract specifically bid by NYC Health and Hospitals to be constructed utilizing Modular construction. The structure is comprised of over 59 modules in order to meet the fast-track schedule. The facility is a two (2) story, approximately 20,000 SF, Type II (steel frame – noncombustible) equipped with a fully automatic fire sprinkler system.
This stand-alone building is designed in accordance with NYC-HHC’s program requirements as well as all NYC Building Codes and Article 28 Diagnostic and Treatment requirements. The building has also achieved a LEED Silver rating. The building is Staten Island’s newest diagnostic and treatment center and it is anticipated to handle over 40,000 patient visits annually by 2020.
PROJECT TYPE
Modular Medical Facility
DESCRIPTION
Modular Health Care Clinic
OWNER
NYC Health & Hospitals Corp
ARCHITECT
MJCL Architects
DELIVERY METHOD
GC – Bid / Design-Build
CONSTRUCTION COST
$15,300,000
SIZE
NA
The Vanderbilt Family Health Clinic – “Gotham Medical” has Clinical Programs that include Pediatrics, Women’s Health, Ophthalmology, Podiatry, Radiology (x-ray, ultra-sound, mammography), Diabetes Care as well as Behavioral Health. Axis Construction Corporation was awarded this Design/Build contract specifically bid by NYC Health and Hospitals to be constructed utilizing Modular construction. The structure is comprised of over 59 modules in order to meet the fast-track schedule. The facility is a two (2) story, approximately 20,000 SF, Type II (steel frame – noncombustible) equipped with a fully automatic fire sprinkler system.
This stand-alone building is designed in accordance with NYC-HHC’s program requirements as well as all NYC Building Codes and Article 28 Diagnostic and Treatment requirements. The building has also achieved a LEED Silver rating. The building is Staten Island’s newest diagnostic and treatment center and it is anticipated to handle over 40,000 patient visits annually by 2020.
