Completion Date:
November 1993

Duration:
8 months

Work Performed by Brandt Construction, Inc.: 35%

Project Manager:
Todd Mattingly

Owner:
Community Hospital – Williamsport

Project Architect:
Able, Ringham, Moake, Parke

Mechanical Engineer:
Moore Engineers

Electrical Engineer:
Moore Engineers

Civil Engineer:
Weihe Engineering

Structural Engineer:
Johnson Barnett Enterprises

References:
Phillip D. Marlott
Community Hospital –
Williamsport

Don Able
Able, Ringham, Moake, Parke

The Community Hospital of Williamsport project was a state of the art 14,572 square foot Outpatient Services facility. The building included a 6,300 square foot basement for storage and future expansion, and an 8,400 square foot Outpatient Services facility on the main level. The walk-out basement was constructed with concrete walls on three sides and a masonry wall on the open end. The building was built of structural steel with concrete decks and a membrane roof system. The exterior was made of stack bond block veneer, alternating between plain and split face block. A translucent skylight was installed in the Patient Waiting Room to introduce natural light to this space. A new Emergency Entrance and a new Main Entrance to the hospital were incorporated into the addition.

Features:

• Two story addition to accommodate outpatient expansion renovation of existing main entrance and waiting area.

• Construction was completed through 53.5 inches of rain, which caused the equipment to be mired in the mud at times. In spite of the weather conditions, the project was completed only 8 days past the original completion date.

• The addition was constructed directly adjacent to an existing hospital, which remained in operation.