B a r b e r  &  H o f f m a n ,  I n c . C o n s u l t i n g E n g i n e e r s
	Project Name: Location: Owner: Project Cost: Year Completed:				Cleveland Clinic Foundation Meridia Hillcrest Hospital Medical Office Building Mayfield Heights, Ohio Cleveland Clinic Foundation $22,000,000. 1993
	The medical office building is a four-story structure attached to the main hospital, and serving as the hospital's main entrance.  The four-story atrium with glass elevator, walkways and skylights serves as the main location for most large hospital functions.  The 120,000 - square-foot steel structure with composite beams and girders was designed and built using fast-track construction. The medical office building is a four-story structure attached to the main hospital, and serving as the hospital's main entrance.  The four-story atrium with glass elevator, walkways and skylights serves as the main location for most large hospital functions.  The 120,000 - square-foot steel structure with composite beams and girders was designed and built using fast-track construction. The structure was also constructed over existing surgical areas. A 95-foot, full-story steel truss was built over existing construction to allow the hospital functions to continue throughout all phases of the project.
	An existing concrete joist roof structure was converted to mechanical floor space by adding a bonded concrete topping slab to increase the load capacity. A raised life-flight heliport with ramp was built on the roof of the building to accommodate functions for the adjacent emergency building without compromising parking and green space.