Client: Department of Veterans Affairs

Scope: 27,750 SF

(12,000 SF Renovation; 15,750 SF Addition)

Construction Cost: $11,400,000

Completion Date: Early 2022 (anticipated)

Construction Documents currently 100% complete

The Project consists of a 15,750 SF two-story (plus basement level) Addition on the east side of the existing Ambulatory Care Wing of the Cleveland VAMC.  Each level will be approximately 5,250 SF, with Mechanical space located in the Basement, Primary Care space on the Ground Floor, and Specialty Care on the Second Floor. 

The existing 12,000 SF First Floor Primary Care Suite will also be renovated in full to meet the Patient Aligned Care Team (PACT) guidelines, and has been designed to be renovated in multiple phases to maintain department operation during construction. 

Client: Department of Veterans Affairs

Scope: 37,000 SF

(10,000 SF Renovation; 27,000 SF Addition)

Construction Cost: $14,410,000

Completion Date: TBD

Construction Documents currently 100% complete

The Project includes a 27,000 SF two‐story (plus full basement level) Addition located on the south side of the existing Ambulatory Care Building at the Cleveland VAMC.  The new Addition will house an expansion of the adjacent Emergency Department and Mental Health Clinic, and will include spaces for decontamination capability and a Pharmacy Drug Cache.

Additionally, 10,000 SF of First Floor interior space within the existing Medical Center will be renovated to accommodate an ED expansion and incorporation of the existing, adjacent Psychiatric Emergency Room into the operations of the ED.  The renovation will also include the addition of a new CT Scanner Suite adjacent to the Emergency Department.  

Client: Urban Community School & MetroHealth

Scope: 32,600 SF Shell Building & Tenant Build-Out

Construction Cost: $8,910,000

Completion Date: June 2020

The new two-story MetroHealth Cletus Jeckering Family Health Center located on the campus of Urban Community School in Cleveland, Ohio is a collaboration between UCS and MetroHealth to serve the surrounding community. Medical services include Primary Care, Pediatrics, Obstetrics-Gynecology, and an ExpressCare Clinic for non-emergency treatment for urgent care issues.  In addition, the facility provides access to a Hispanic Culture Health Clinic, nutritional consultation, legal support, and a WIC office.  The KAI A&E Team worked extensively with both UCS and MetroHealth representatives to design the space plans to efficiently locate all program components while maximizing the clinical space.

A key design component is the On-Stage/Off-Stage Design for Family Medicine on the second floor to provide efficient and comfortable patient care.  The exam rooms are organized around a central team work area with translucent skylights.  Each exam room has two entrances, one from the public patient hallway and one from the team work area.

Client: Lorain County Health & Dentistry

Scope: 7,000 SF

Construction Cost: $1,960,000

Completion Date: April 2016

Client: Lorain County Health & Dentistry

Scope: 53,000 SF renovation; 4,245 SF addition

Construction Cost: $7,400,000

Completion Date: April 2013

Awards: 2014 Office Renovation Project of the Year | NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association

The outstanding success of this project was recognized by NAIOP as the 2014 “Office Renovation Project of the Year” and by award of a repeat contract with LCH&D for their Oberlin Health Center project.

The Broadway Avenue Design/Build Renovation project involved the retrofit of an existing, dilapidated 5-story factory building into a new community healthcare center for LCH&D to replace the LCH&D existing main healthcare service site. The design by the KAI A&E Team accommodated Pediatrics, Adult/Specialty Medicine, OB/GYN, Vision, and Dental Clinics, as well as Executive and Administrative Services offices.  

Cost containment was imperative for this non-profit healthcare client, and project deadlines were critical in obtaining Federal grants necessary for project funding.

Client: Galion Community Hospital

Scope: 27,000 SF addition; 12,000 SF renovation

Construction Cost: $8,000,000

Completion Date: December 2007

The new Surgery Center addition was the result of months of meetings, research and programming with Galion Community Hospital. After studying numerous design options for separate MOB addition and Surgery Center renovation projects, KAI guided GCH in their decision to incorporate a new Ambulatory and Inpatient Surgery Center into the new building addition rather than renovating the 30 year old operating rooms within the existing hospital. The single project included a two-story addition at the front entrance of the hospital and renovated area inclusive of an expanded Main Lobby, two-story Atrium and 19 bed PACU and Outpatient Recovery Department.

Client: Cleveland Clinic

Scope: 10,450 SF

Construction Cost: $500,000

Completion Date: July 2011

This project at the Cleveland Clinic Main Campus involved interior and exterior renovations for a new Emergency Department public entry, Low Acuity Clinic examination area, 120 foot canopy and new parking lot. 

The Project Team embraced the Clinic’s strict 60 day schedule for completion of design AND construction.  Working within the narrowest of timeframes with scope increases and a myriad of complexities, the success of this project absolutely necessitated an extremely rapid speed of communication and implementation of every project detail. KAI served as the central OAC Team point of contact, assuring constant coordination of all team members and issuing daily project memorandums for each of 60 days so to achieve this goal.  The final constructed project was successfully delivered on the targeted “Day 60” to the great satisfaction of Cleveland Clinic representatives.

Client: Cleveland Clinic

Scope: 10,200 SF

Construction Cost: $1,270,000

Completion Date: April 2014

This project involved the conversion of an existing Day Care Facility in Cleveland Clinic’s Administrative Campus Building V into a Rehabilitation & Sports Therapy Center for the Health System. 

KAI redesigned the Ground Floor Main Building Lobby Area to accommodate a patient check-in area.  New First Floor areas created in the renovation included a new Physical Therapy Gym, a large Rehabilitation Open Treatment Area, 3 new Treatment Rooms, Waiting Rooms, a Women’s Breast Care Treatment Room, a Conference Room, Therapist Administrative Work Area, and new Patient and Staff Locker Rooms.  

Client: Cleveland Clinic

Scope: 152,000 SF

Construction Cost: $42,000,000

Completion Date: 2005

The state-of-the-art, six story Center for Genomics Research Building at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner Research Institute houses the new Genetics and Stem Cell Research Laboratories on all floors, as well as Administrative Offices and Conference Rooms for the lab Primary Investigators. The exterior building finishes of the steel frame structure are a combination of granite, precast concrete panels, and glazed aluminum curtain wall / metal panel systems. KAI provided A&E services as part of the Krill Co. Design Build Team for the Shell Building and subsequent various Tenant Improvements projects.

The Shell Building Pre-Construction Design schedule was limited to four months, while the project involved a very complex building Program. The site itself was a particular challenge because the building needed to connect multiple existing CC buildings and span over East 96th St. 

Despite the many challenges faced in the design and construction of this world-class facility, the “fast track” Project was constructed under budget and opened ahead of schedule.

Interior Improvement Projects performed to date by KAI include modifications for the Immunology Department, Research Department, and Pathobiology Department.

Client: Cleveland Clinic

Scope: 68,000 SF

Construction Cost: $9,000,000

Completion Date: 2003

The Project consisted of a three-story steel framed structure with partial Basement of cast-in-place concrete totaling approximately 68,000 additional square feet of Shell space added to the existing two-story facility.

New building elements included the new Main Entry, the elevator tower, the Main Entry to the CCF Imaging Center, as well as the new canopy built above the existing two-story building Main Entry drop-off area. The new building interior at the Main Entry is highlighted by a four-story glass enclosed Atrium with clerestory glass above that houses building core functions, bridges to the various future tenants, and the Elevator Lobby.