The Egg Electric team was truly honored to take part in the New York Presbyterian Hospital David Koch Pavilion project. Our skilled team worked alongside Turner Construction to create a modern, hi-tech, state-of-the facility that assists hundreds of thousands of patients with top medical staff every year. The Egg team performed all intricate electrical work for all the procedure floors of the hospital while remaining within the allocated budget and deadline. The project implementation was equally state of the art- with very task of electrical work being planned using LEAN practices, and every electrical object fully coordinated and modeled using Building Information Modeling.
As part of procedure floors, EGG installed all electrical for 21 Operating rooms, including 9 that incorporated next generation cutting edge medical technology. A key challenge for EGG was several suites included technology that was first of their kind being installed in NYC – the EGG team applied our wealth of experience installing operating suites to approach these firsts, to made sure all the requirements were satisfied. We also coordinated and furnished various types of intricate fixtures for the entire building. Enna Sharma, Vice President at Egg, worked closely with the design team at HOK to coordinate the integration of these prototype light fixtures with the many different ceiling types on the various floors of the hospital. This careful coordination proved a great success, and the many electrical contractors participating in NY Koch Center’s construction could rest assured their fixture installations would be seamless.
Below you can see our incredible owner, Ellen Aschendorf, with project executive Joseph P O’Conner from Turner Construction at the New York Presbyterian Hospital David Koch Pavilion. Working with the Turner team to build this beautiful and challenging hospital was an incredibly rewarding achievement for the entire EGG Electric Team.
Noteworthy:
EGG built NY Presbyterian using an entirely paperless jobsite – every drawing, project document and form was viewed by our electricians in the field electronically on tablets from a central cloud – no paper allowed!
Key Facts:
Client: Turner Construction
Size: 45,000 SF
Date: 2016
Location: 69th Street & York Ave.
Owner: New York Presbyterian Hospital
Value: $20 Million
Key Accomplishments: Furnished entire lighting package for the facility, Installed Procedure Floors including 12 Operating Rooms, and 9 Next Generation Equipment Operating Suites
Tools and Technologies Used: LEAN Planning, Building Information Modeling, Paperless Cloud Jobsite, 3d Scanning