About the Project

The American Cancer Society Richard M. Schultz Family Foundation Hope Lodge project is a building tailored toward the long-term goals of providing housing and care for patients in treatment or active recovery. This project is a four-story, U-shaped twin-tower with 47,658 square feet of 64 individual guest suites, self-contained laundry rooms and dayrooms on levels 2-4. In addition to the living quarters, there are congregate living amenities on the first level which include public restrooms, four fully stocked kitchen pods, dining area, fitness room, library space, activity/game room and meditation room. Lodge operation staff utilizes a secured vestibule entry with reception desk and waiting area, conference room, offices and equipment storage areas.

In addition to the interior amenities, an exterior Healing Garden serves as the focal piece in the courtyard positioned between the two 4-story wings of the building, complete with unique artwork, custom benches and donor monuments.

The Numbers

  • 47,658

    Sq Ft
  • 4

    Floors
  • 18 Months

    Duration

The Details

Type: New Construction
Components: Fitness Center, Dining, Servery, Library, Living Space, Courtyard, Structured Parking
Method: Construction Manager at Risk
Client: The American Cancer Society

Safety Perspective

We combine active executive leadership, project management and a well-trained and engaged workforce to achieve an unparalleled safe work environment. By maintaining an accident-free workplace, we protect the integrity and value of our fellow workers.

Partners

  • Architect: Perkins + Will
  • MEP Engineer: Summit Consultants, Inc.
  • Structural Engineer: L.A. Fuess Partners
  • Civil Engineer: Pacheo Koch Consulting Engineers
  • Landscape Architect: Hocker Design

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