Paradigm recently provided complete design services for the Genomic Medicine Building at the George E. Wahlen Veterans Administration (VA) Medical Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. This is an exciting project, since genomic medicine has so much potential to help in…
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ICU New Construction: VA Medical Center, Lebanon, PA
Construction of New ICU and Surgical Bed Units Client: Lebanon VA Medical Center, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Paradigm created a full set of construction documents for the construction of the remainder of the interstitial space on the second floor of the Lebanon VAMC‘s Building 104,…
Genomics New Construction: George E. Whalen VA Medical Center, Salt Lake City, UT
Genomics Medicine Addition Client: George E. Whalen VA Medical Center, Salt Lake City, Utah Paradigm provided design and construction period services for this Genomics project. It involved the new construction of an approximately 16,850 SF addition to Salt Lake City’s…
New Office Construction: USA Cares, Radcliff, KY
New Office Building Client: USA Cares, Radcliff, Kentucky The USA Cares Headquarters project included the structural and architectural design of a new 13,585 square foot office building. USA Cares provides job placement assistance for veterans of the United Stated Armed Forces. The…
School New Construction: Abundant Life Family Worship Center Missionary School, Radcliff, Kentucky
Abundant Life Family Worship Center Missionary School Paradigm Engineers and Constructors provided all mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design for a two-story 37,000 square foot educational/conference center facility. Our subconsultant, Luckett & Associates, provided architectural design. Project scope included design support…
New Facility Construction: United Graphics, Louisville, KY
Paradigm provided architectural, electrical and structural engineering design, equipment layout streamlining, and cost estimation for the renovation and occupancy of a new 50,000 square foot concrete and steel facility. The highlight of this project was the design for a build-out…