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The Wartburg – Adult Care Community Development

McLaren Engineering Group’s work on the Wartburg Adult Care Community in Mount Vernon, NY included site/civil engineering for a major upgrade of the senior care facility. McLaren provided construction support for the new housing building and relocation of the assisted living facility into a new modern building that also included a new adult daycare program.

Project Challenges + Solutions

McLaren, teaming with the architect and legal team, worked to fast-track approvals from the City of Mount Vernon to allow construction to be completed within two years. The project challenge was to preserve and complement the surrounding historic structures built in the early 20th century. The limited site area for new construction and steep terrain required architectural design coordination, to minimize site work and maintain project budget.