Jeremiah Program and Excelsia Injury Care Tenant Fit-Out

CAM Construction provided design/build CM services to help the Jeremiah Program it open its 10th regional office one the second floor of the Gateway at Station North office building. The nearly 7,000 sqft fit-out included a Board Room/Training Area, Administrative & Executive Offices, Huddle Rooms, a Family Coach Suite, a Break Area, and a Children’s Play Area. The mix of private offices, meeting rooms, and open collaboration areas, in conjunction with brightly colored walls and a generous glassline, turned this long-vacant shell space into a warm and inviting destination for the staff and beneficiaries of Jeremiah Program. CAM worked closely with Jeremiah Program to assist them with architectural layouts and designs, which not only resulted in cost savings but also provided a final product that closely aligned with what Jeremiah Program wanted and needed for the space. CAM also helped Jeremiah achieve their goals of maximizing natural light and views over the Jones Falls, providing a safe destination for mentorship and consulting, and creating flexibility for future expansion of their programs over their lease.

CAM also provided design/build CM services for Excelsia Injury Care to open a branch office on the first floor of the Gateway at Station North office building. The scope of the renovations included new drywall partitions, drywall wrapped openings into a new long “PT” room, new drop ceiling and LED lay-in fixtures for exam rooms and the chiropractor’s office, window frosting for privacy in all existing glass windows, HVAC modifications, and lead-painted walls and ceilings for the X-Ray rooms. The renovation area was approximately 9,500SF and included a lunchroom, a reception area/waiting room, four private offices with full glass exposure, four private exam rooms, six private physical therapy rooms, an 800SF open area for group physical therapy, which included a rubber floor, and the renovations expose 14-ft high ceilings in the public and therapy areas.