Best Project — Interior/Tenant Improvement: Piedmont Healthcare System Support Center

Piedmont Healthcare System Support Center

Atlanta

. BEST PROJECT

Sent by: Brasfield & Gorrie

Owner: Piedmont Healthcare

Lead Design Firm: Cooper Carey Inc.

General Contractor: . Brasfield & Gorrie

Racing versus the clock to beat ending leases in the owner’s previous area, the task group had simply 5.5 months to fast-track a synchronised build-out throughout 8 floorings of a totally active 25-story workplace tower at Atlantic Station.

Provided under budget plan and ahead of schedule in June 2025, teams upgraded 161,000 sq feet of Class An office, producing shell area for future workers, developing out brand-new workplaces and remodeling existing locations, all while the remainder of the structure stayed completely functional.

With comparable activities working on numerous floorings at the same time, the group appointed extra job leaders to manage each flooring separately to secure quality and coordination.

Logistics switched on a single service elevator shared by every renter in the structure. To restrict effects, the group dealt with nighttime product shipments and collaborated filling dock activities, while committed workers handled both the dock and elevator so building and construction and renter shipments might continue side by side.

Picture by © Katie Bricker Photography

High-noise work, consisting of demolition, concrete drilling, drywall stud setup and saw cutting, was arranged after hours or as far as possible from inhabited locations.

The atrium staircase linking the upper 3 floorings required upgrading to match the brand-new style visual. Rather of reconstructing it, the group reclad the existing wood exterior with a wood-grain Di-Noc movie, protecting the existing glass while updating hardware and hand rails to keep structural stability.

In the first-floor conference areas, the structure geometry developed an elongate rectangle-shaped ceiling that needed both direct lighting and acoustic slabs that were each a distinct size. The group utilized 3D scanning to record the soffit surrounds and verify spacing and measurements before fabrication.

The very same strategy lined up a wood ceiling and focused radius light in the passage. Early trade partner participation in prices assisted the job group determine chances to protect parts of the existing MEP systems instead of changing them outright.