Project Type: Healthcare

Maine Medical Center Primary Photo

Maine Medical Center

Portland, ME

Healthcare

Integrated at Work (IAW) partnered with Turner Construction and Perkins & Will to complete this ground-up construction job focused on interior spaces.

This project features a range of specialized products such as Horton ICU Sliding doors, Mcgrory back painted glass, and Raco interiors office fronts. The project began in January 2020 and was completed in May 2024. Our team delivered fully functioning and safe systems for this healthcare facility.

Solutions/Scope

  • 48 Horton ICU Swing Doors
  • 28 Horton ICU Sliding Doors
  • 2 Horton ICU Auto Sliding Doors
  • Horton ICU Telescoping Doors
  • 59 LF Raco Interiors Liberty Aluminum Storefront System
  • 6 Frameless Glass Barn Doors
  • 385 SF door vision lite and sidelite glazing – ¼”clear tempered glass
  • 506 SF Mcgrory Fire rated door vision lites – 5/16” Pyran Platinum ML
  • 551 SF Mcgrory X-ray glass – 7/16” lead lined glass and 9/16” corning med-x-shielding laminated glass
  • 1,002 SF Mcgrory decorative glazing
  • 504 SF Feature Wall with McGrory Captive Cook system
  • Horton Auto Operators
Product
Specialty Doors, Glass & Glazing/Office Fronts
General Contractor
Turner Construction
Architect
Perkins & Will
Photography
IAW
Martha’s Vineyard Hospital Primary Photo

Martha’s Vineyard Hospital

Oak Bluffs, MA

Office, Healthcare

As part of an addition to the hospital, Integrated at Work (IAW) supplied approximately 400SF of ½’’ clear tempered glass along with an aluminum entry system. IAW provided an Oldcastle butt joint glazing system to construct a glass vestibule along with glass dividers and also partnered with Architectural Glazing Systems who fabricated the aluminum entry system. The entry system was coordinated with the automatic operator to ensure proper mounting and functionality.

Considering the project location on Martha’s Vineyard and a quick installation timeframe, it was imperative that all materials be on-site and ready for install. The IAW project manager visited the site prior to the installation start date to verify all product was correct and aided the general contractor team with wall layout and detail coordination. This preparation, attention to detail, coordination, and clear communication with the GC resulted in an extremely smooth installation that was completed sooner than required within the client’s scheduled timeframe.

Products
Conventional Glass
General Contractor
Columbia Construction
Architect
Thomas, Miller & Partners, LLC
Brigham Building of the Future (BBF) Primary Photo

Brigham Building of the Future (BBF)

Boston, MA

Office, Healthcare

Integrated at Work (IAW) completed this 7-floor installation of Haworth demountable walls to separate lab and office space at Brigham and Women’s Hospital’s innovative construction and state-of-the-art research space at BBF.

Unique aspects and challenges of the project included:

  • Glass wall used to divide lab space from office corrals included a large piece of specialty laminated glass
  • Redesign of base track specifically for this project
  • Building logistics for deliveries
  • Accelerated install
Products
Haworth Demountable Walls
General Contractor
Suffolk Construction
Architect
NBBJ
Photography
Integrated at Work
Brigham & Women’s Hospital Primary Photo

Brigham & Women’s Hospital

Boston, MA

Office, Healthcare

Integrated at Work (IAW) is proud of a continuing partnership with Brigham & Women’s Hospital (BWH) and has completed projects within their campus – from hospital laboratory spaces to administrative support spaces, offsite offices, and outpatient centers. Projects varied in scope and range of product application.

Some recently completed projects include:

  • Hale Building for Transformative Medicine
  • Thorn Building HHMI Conference Room
  • Graduate Medical Education Office
  • Primary Care Associates at 1 Brookline
  • Neville House/Occupational Health Services
  • Family Care Associates
Product
Demountable Walls, Glass & Glazing
General Contractor
Suffolk Construction
Architect
Various
Photography
Integrated at Work

IAW has specified and installed a wide range of product solutions, including Haworth Enclose Walls, Wilson Partitions, Klein Rollglass Walls, and Oldcastle Glazing with U-channel.  For each project, IAW’s team successfully managed variations to hold-to dimensions, aggressive schedules, and security clearance with hospital accessibility.

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Partners Healthcare

Largest UFAD project in New England to date

Office, Healthcare

Integrated at Work (IAW) completed a massive raised access flooring (RAF) and underfloor air distribution (UFAD) project for Partners HealthCare at Assembly Row in Somerville, Massachusetts. This project was so huge it required 200 truckloads of material to complete!

The project consisted of a new 900,000 SF commercial office building which houses about 4,500 employees and incorporates significant green building and resiliency features to meet LEED v4 Gold certification standards.

For Partners, developing a new site for their headquarters presented an exciting opportunity to create a healthy and environmentally responsible building and II offered product solutions to help make that happen. Using raised access flooring provides the benefits of quick accessibility to power and ease of reconfiguration, while UFAD provides occupants fresher, cleaner air and the comfort of personal environment temperature control. Combined, RAF & UFAD optimize maximum energy efficiency and lower energy and maintenance costs.

Partners HealthCare Project Industry Recognition:

  • Building Team Award – Silver Award, Building Design + Construction (2017)
  • Awards of Excellence – Workplace Award, CoreNet Global – New England Chapter
  • Best New Construction Project Category (2017)
  • #8 on the Boston Business Journal’s “Largest Construction Projects in Massachusetts” list (2017)

650,000 SF

Products
Global IFS TecCrete 1250 Raised Access Flooring, Underfloor Air Distribution
General Contractor
Suffolk Construction
Architect
Gensler
Photography
Robert Benson

“Our construction team had little experience working with raised access flooring. II provided tremendous product knowledge to help complete this sizeable installation successfully…and worked in harmony with the trades.”

Chris Walenten
Senior Project Manager, Suffolk Construction