Medical
Other Science/Research Projects
- St. Olaf College Interdisciplinary Complex - Northfield, MN
- » Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research - Madison, WI
- University of Oklahoma - Norman, OK
- Marquette University - Milwaukee, WI
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Other Education Projects
- Wisconsin Lutheran College - Milwaukee, WI
- Choctaw-Nicoma Park Public Schools - Choctaw, OK
- University of Oklahoma - Oklahoma City, OK
- Aurora University - Aurora, IL
- Broken Arrow Public Schools - Broken Arrow, OK
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Other Integrated Lean Project Delivery Projects
- Affinity Health System - Appleton, WI
- Affinity Health System - Appleton, WI
- Encircle Health - Appleton, WI
- Sutter Health - Fairfield, CA
- University of Wisconsin - Madison, WI
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Other Construction Management Projects
- Bank of Oklahoma - Oklahoma City, OK
- Integrys Energy Group, Inc. - Green Bay, WI
- Shawano Medical Center - Shawano , WI
- Appleton Alliance Church - Appleton, WI
- Aurora University - Aurora, IL
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Other BIM Projects
Owner:
State of Wisconsin; University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Architect:
Zimmerman Design Group; Hellmuth Obata + Kassabaum
Boldt Role:
Construction Manager-at-risk
Key Points:
The project recycling rate goal was 60 percent. The actual recycling rate reached 87 percent. Recycled construction materials included: concrete, asphalt, stone/brick, wood, metal, cardboard/paper, cans and bottles.
Collaborative space will expand to 700,900 sq. ft. to meet the needs of the growing medical research program in Phase II.
Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research
East Tower
Madison, WI
The first of many planned building projects for the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health's medical research arm, this eight-story, 437,600 sq. ft. facility represents a watershed in cancer research and imaging radiation.
Designed by Zimmerman Design Group and Hellmuth Obata + Kassabaum, Phase I's state-of-the-art features include cast-in-place concrete construction, a rooftop healing garden and recycled material content that includes concrete, asphalt, stone, brick, wood, and even cans and bottles.
As construction manager-at-risk, our goal was to verify constructability well in advance. We provided analysis and value engineering, using 3D modeling to coordinate mechanical systems, develop effective sequencing processes and resolve key concerns before they would become costly issues.