Cross Cancer Institute Vault 8 Renovation
The Cross Cancer Institute Vault 8 Renovation involved a comprehensive interior renewal of an existing cancer treatment vault in Edmonton, Alberta. Delivered under a stipulated price contract for Alberta Health Services, the 183 square metre project was undertaken to accommodate the installation of a new linear accelerator while creating a more welcoming and functional treatment environment. The scope included a full interior demolition and reconstruction, new architectural finishes, and significant upgrades to the mechanical and electrical systems required to support specialized medical equipment.
Construction was completed within an active healthcare facility adjacent to operational treatment vaults, requiring strict coordination to prevent disruption to patient care. Access controls were upgraded, and work sequencing was carefully managed to minimize noise and service interruptions. Despite the complexity of the environment, the project was delivered in alignment with the equipment placement, connection, and commissioning schedule for the new linear accelerator, ensuring continuity of critical cancer treatment services.
Back to ProjectsThe Cross Cancer Institute Vault 8 Renovation involved a comprehensive interior renewal of an existing cancer treatment vault in Edmonton, Alberta. Delivered under a stipulated price contract for Alberta Health Services, the 183 square metre project was undertaken to accommodate the installation of a new linear accelerator while creating a more welcoming and functional treatment environment. The scope included a full interior demolition and reconstruction, new architectural finishes, and significant upgrades to the mechanical and electrical systems required to support specialized medical equipment.
Construction was completed within an active healthcare facility adjacent to operational treatment vaults, requiring strict coordination to prevent disruption to patient care. Access controls were upgraded, and work sequencing was carefully managed to minimize noise and service interruptions. Despite the complexity of the environment, the project was delivered in alignment with the equipment placement, connection, and commissioning schedule for the new linear accelerator, ensuring continuity of critical cancer treatment services.
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