Client:
Sioux Center Community Hospital & Health Center
Sioux Center, IA
Key Features:
- New Hospital Facility
- Heliport
- Permanent Retention Pond & Stream Restoration
- Mobile MRI Bay
Key Experience:
- Project Coordination with architect, ownership group, general contractor and subcontractors
- Communication with project stakeholders
- Working with USDA Funded project
Hospital Site Development
Sioux Center Community Hospital relocated their hospital facility, which required the completion of several smaller projects in conjunction with the overall hospital construction project.
The new hospital facility design included City utility connections, accounting for the increased traffic on the local road system, mass excavation to accommodate the side hill construction and walk-out basement, a storm water study to analyze the adjacent natural drainage creek, a new helipad facility, a decorative garden overlooking the retention pond, as well as a mobile MRI parking bay. The facility opened in the spring of 2014.
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