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OneBlood Greenville

OneBlood Greenville

This project consisted of a complete interior renovation of 3,950 sf of an existing retail space for a OneBlood Donation Center, complete with a front lobby and reception area, a small canteen/waiting area, consultation offices, small training/conference rooms, and secure storage rooms for incoming and outgoing materials. The donor and breakrooms include wall graphics, as well as ceiling-mounted televisions.

 

Renovations included demolition of all existing finishes, installing new mechanical and plumbing systems, new wall & floor finishes, as well as new oversize door frames and doors with light kits to provide additional natural lighting. 11’ ceiling heights and interior windows provide an open concept throughout, in addition to modern casework with solid surface countertops. The Exterior canopy was refreshed with a new stucco finish, and new exterior lighting and security cameras were installed.

NH, Mint Hill Medical Center Sitework

Novant Health – Mint Hill Medical Center Roadways

Vannoy served as the Grading Contractor responsible for all sitework on this project which provided the base infrastructure for the Novant Mint Hill Medical Center.

 

The sitework included Clearing & Grubbing, Erosion Control, Earthwork, Fine Grading, Storm Drainage, 8” Watermains, 8” SS Mains, Stone Base, Curb & Gutter, Sidewalks, Asphalt Paving and Landscaping required to construct over 4,000 LF of new roadway infrastructure as well as a large BMP pond to service the future Novant Mint Hill Medical Center as well as the roadways. The project also included widening and turn lane improvements along existing Albemarle Road as well as Modifications to the existing traffic signal at the I-485/Albemarle Road intersection.

 

Situated on 82 acres the 207,000 sf, the 36-bed facility houses a 16-bay emergency department and offers maternity services, rehabilitation, cardiovascular services, imaging, a laboratory, and a pharmacy. A medical-office building of 60,000 sf was also included in the building for physician practices and other medical services on the campus. Unique features to the surrounding outdoor areas of the main hospital included a color-changing fountain that was donated by a local family in honor of their son, Matt Clark who passed away from cancer. The exterior also included a large dining courtyard, a healing garden with a pond, and walking trails in the shape of a ribbon complete with benches, arbor swings, and lights between stones that can change to honor medical awareness events.

Samaritan's Purse Wilkesboro Office Sitework

Samaritan’s Purse Wilkesboro Office Sitework

As the Prime Contractor, Vannoy was responsible for performing the clearing & grubbing, grading, drainage, stone base, and erosion control, as well as managing the work of subcontractors on this 13-acre site for a new 47,078 sf, three-story corporate office building.

New construction of a 47,078 sf three-story corporate office building with a veneer that consists of precast concrete panels, split face block, glass curtain wall, and stone with a TPO and standing seam metal roof. The main floor consists of a reception area, elevator lobby, dining room, servery, full kitchen with a walk-in cooler and freezer, and a loading dock. The second floor consists of a balcony from the elevator lobby overlooking the first-floor reception area with a custom timber handrail, open office areas for cubicles, and executive offices/ conference rooms consisting of demountable glass walls. The third floor consists of additional areas for the cubicles and executive offices, as well as the presidential office, executive conference rooms, and outdoor balcony. Finishes include level 5 ceilings and walls, heavy timber ceiling beams, ACT ceilings, T&G accent wall, hardwood floors, carpet tiles, ceramic tile, protect all flooring for kitchen floors, and wood trim around doors and floor base. Sitework includes 305 space parking lot, sidewalks with wooden handrails, landscaping, split face retaining wall, a paver patio with a stone knee wall, a stone fire pit, and a drive-through heavy timber canopy.

WCU Lower Campus Residence Halls

WCU Lower Campus Residence Halls

The project consists of the construction of three structures equaling a total of approximately 250,000 sf to replace the Scott and Walker Residence Halls. This project is phased to allow for demolition of Scott and Walker (9 story high rises), relocation of utilities, and construction of the planned buildings.