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Project Overview:

Originally a 2-story manor house with wings to the north and south, Hannick Hall is being used as an intensive residential drug rehabilitation facility for women and their children. Although somewhat suitable to the purpose, the age of the home, maintenance difficulties and the layout under performs for the task at hand. The project includes both the renovation of the entire building and 2,575 SF of additions.

Renovations include the full demolition of interior rooms, fixtures and finishes down to the existing structure to allow for an entirely new, more accommodating layout. The main addition provides four added bedrooms, three offices, a new elevator and a variety of gathering areas for residents.

Construction phasing is an essential part to this project. As a rehabilitation center with a waiting list, it was a requirement that the facility remain open with no more than a 15% loss in beds during each phase of construction. To accommodate, we create five separate construction phases to ensure our client’s satisfaction.

Project Fact:

This 75-bed facility offers programs to support stabilization, rehabilitation and reintegration for substance abuse disorders.