FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Miller Construction Co. announced a $2.2 million expansion and renovation project for Cleveland Clinic’s hospital in Weston, Fla. The multifaceted project includes constructing a second floor atop a one-story section of the hospital to accommodate a 10-bed expansion of the hospital’s Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU), as well as renovating adjacent space to enlarge the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and the hospital’s pharmacy department.
Under a fast-track schedule, Miller Construction Company will begin work on the complex project in June, with completion scheduled for November. It is Miller’s second renovation project for Cleveland Clinic.
“In addition to managing the complexity of this multi-phase project, our team will focus on minimizing any impact on the hospital’s ongoing activities,”
The first phase of the Cleveland Clinic project involves renovating an existing second-floor space to add five beds and nursing stations to the ICU. Then, the Miller team will add a new second floor to an adjacent one-story section of the building to accommodate the new PACU. The older first-floor roof will be removed and the adjoining second-floor areas will be connected.
“One of our challenges will be installing structural steel columns and an exterior curtain wall for the new second-floor area – creating the entire building envelope prior to ripping out the existing roof,” said Hannaka. “That’s necessary to maintain the structure’s waterproofing at all times.”
Founded in 1973, Fort Lauderdale-based Miller Construction Company is a prominent design/builder and construction-
