Clayco

Owner:

Cook County and Cook County Health & Hospital Systems

Architect:

Brook Architecture, Inc

Scope Of Work

The Center is a design-built facility built to replace the aging Fantus Clinic and will connect new and expanded ambulatory services to the adjacent John H. Stroger In-Patient Hospital at multiple levels to provide patient and staff access.
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Cook County and the Cook County Health and Hospital Systems hired Clayco as the developer and design-builder to program, design and construct the new 9-story, 282,000-square-foot Central Campus Health Center. The Center is being built to replace the aging Fantus Clinic and will connect new and expanded ambulatory services to the adjacent John H. Stroger In-Patient Hospital at multiple levels to provide patient and staff access. Located three-miles west of Chicago’s Central Business District, the Center will be built at the corner of Damen Avenue and Polk Street in the Stroger Campus inside the heart of the Illinois Medical District. Once complete, the Center will provide state-of-the art Medical Oncology, Infusion, Dental, General Medicine, Oral Health, Dermatology, Ophthalmology and other specialty out-patient services. Additional components of the project include five levels of administrative and professional office space, new emergency drive and access road realignments, the demolition of the outdated Fantus Clinic and extensive site work including the relocation of the existing bulk oxygen tank farm.

To bring this project to life, Clayco, in partnership with Project Manager CBRE, assembled a world-class team Lamar Johnson Collaborative (Executive Architect), Gensler (Design Architect), Brook Architecture, Inc. (Office & Administration Design Architect), Christner Inc. (Clinical Programmer), Walsh Consulting (Medical Equipment Planner), dbHMS (MEOR), Uzun & Case (SEOR), Terra Engineering (Civil Engineer), Site Design (Landscape Architecture), Ardmore Associates (QA/QC) and Trinal, Inc. (Diversity Consultant). The new Center was constructed with a structural steel braced frame erected upon a belled caisson foundation. It features stand-alone MEP systems with air cooled rooftop units and hot water VAV reheat The exterior is enclosed by a combination of curtain wall and unitized GFRC panels.