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Eastman Cooke building Surgery Center in Midtown with MBH Architecture, LLC and ME Engineering

Manhattan, NY Eastman Cooke & Associates, a locally-based, mid-sized construction company, has been contracted to build the Fifth Avenue Surgery Center, an ambulatory surgery center, at 305 East 47th St. The three-phase project entails the renovation of an existing ground floor medical facility and the build-out of the below-grade level.

Designed by MBH Architecture, LLC, with ME Engineering, the first floor has been gutted to construct a modern facility for future medical procedures and operations. The project encompasses building post-op areas, headwalls for beds, upgrades to the mechanical systems, new power and lighting, millwork for the nurses’ stations on both levels, the installation of new patient bathrooms, and new flooring throughout the center.

“This is one of many adaptive reuse medical services facilities we have built in recent years,” said Peter Morandi, Eastman Cooke, CEO, LEED AP. “More and more, the trend is to convert retail space into specialty medical centers. We have completed several over the years, including a multi-level ambulatory surgery center on West 51st St., and will soon complete an endovascular surgery center in a shopping center in East Harlem.”

The work on the Fifth Avenue Surgery Center, which is also known as the Surgicore Midtown Surgery Center, is expected to be completed in January 2022.

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