Developing a facility that can provide a comprehensive array of care for long-term and short-term services
Facing an uptick in the demand for skilled nursing in Butler, Pennsylvania, something needed to be done to provide greater care for the community. Because of this, our client wanted to renovate an 22,300 square foot old hospice facility and turn it into a space that could answer that need—that’s where we came in.
For this project, our team provided the architectural and engineering services from design through construction. The original building was a single-story building with residential character built in 2009, with a portion left as shell space.
The new renovation includes private and semi-private rooms, a commercial kitchen, and a new larger dining room for the full community, plus an additional living room for the residents in the newer buildout. All the work was completed with a goal of creating a comfortable, homelike setting for the residents while providing full medical care.
Now complete, this facility is a resource for the individuals with lifelong medical conditions to live in a residential-based setting and still get quality medical care that may be needed for the rest of their life.
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- Lutheran SeniorLife
Beth Doane, Senior Associate, Architecture
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