NYU Langone Medical Center, Emergency Room Expansion

LOCATION: Murray Hill, Manhattan

OWNER: New York University Langone Medical Center

CLIENT: Lend Lease; NYU Langone

BUDGET: $2.2 million

DESIGN FIRM: Jaros, Baum & Boles

CONSTRUCTION TYPE: Renovation & Rehabilitation

SIZE: 7,500 square feet

STATUS: Completed 2020

NYU Langone Medical Center, Emergency Room Expansion

Completed 2020

LOCATION: Murray Hill, Manhattan

OWNER: New York University Langone Medical Center

CLIENT: Lend Lease; NYU Langone

BUDGET: $2.2 million

DESIGN FIRM: Jaros, Baum & Boles

CONSTRUCTION TYPE: Renovation & Rehabilitation

SIZE: 7,500 square feet

STATUS: Completed 2020

About the project

With the advancing growth of patient services and the outbreak of COVID-19, NYU Langone selected Gilston Electric to construct an expansion to the campus’ existing Emergency Department on the ground floor of the Kimmel Building. Gilston transformed what was previously a shell space into 12 patient exam stations including four enclosed exam rooms, two ADA-compliant patient bathrooms, a nurses’ station, and clean and soiled utility storage.

 

The fast paced schedule required 24/7 construction for 12 weeks. Gilston mobilized labor to tackle difficult working conditions, including running large feeders and homerun conduits through extremely tight ceiling spaces, repairing existing electrical deficiencies, and managing delays caused by other trades. All construction was performed in the hospital during the unprecedented pandemic — risks and challenges that Gilston personnel and management were aptly prepared to handle with ease.

ARMING FIRST RESPONDERS WITH EMERGENCY SOLUTIONS IN A GLOBAL CRISIS.

  • Modifications to two panelboards.
  • Three new 100-225 amp panelboards.
  • Two new step-down transformers for normal and emergency power.
  • 90 new light fixtures with associated lighting controls, dimming, and branch circuitry.
  • 300 new hospital-grade power devices.

  • Tele/data rough-in, rough-in for the nurse call system, and heat trace cabling.
  • Dedicated power, stub-ups, and back boxes for prefabricated DIRTT headwalls in 12 patient bays.
  • Base building fire alarm life-safety system extension with five new fire alarm horn strobes, smoke detector system, four door relays, and 36 duct-mounted smoke detectors for fire smoke dampers.
  • Power and controls to the BMS system and medical gas system, along with heating, ventilating & air conditioning units.

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