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Leonard Bergen
Patient Building Superintendent

EDUCATION
Rutgers University
Certifi cations:
Scheduling / Civil Technology /
Construction Project Management
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
21

YEARS WITH BARR & BARR
21

Leonard has extensive experience in both large scale and healthcare projects. His main focus and expertise is in overseeing
excavation, foundation, structural and exterior facade aspects of the project. He has a deep understanding for coordination
of man power, scheduling, construction details and quality which is paramount for these trade activities.

SIMILAR PROJECTS
Community Medical Center, Toms River, NJ Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, NJ
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT 20,000 SF. This new concrete and steel addition was built
250,000 SF. The phased expansion and renovation consisted in a courtyard adjacent to three existing buildings without
of new four-story and two-story additions to the existing disturbance to any of the on going hospital functions. The
Emergency Department along with 30,000 square feet of Ambulatory Care Center houses: three O.R.’s, three Procedure
renovations to the existing structure. Adjacent to the new Rooms and fi ve ICU/CCU Rooms, Recovery Areas for Adults
addition, a new 175 car parking structure was also built which and Pediatrics, Nurses Station and Support areas.
ties into the new walk-in entrance.
Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
OB EXPANSION 249,000 SF, LEED Silver. The state-of-the-art two-building
24,000 SF. The project consisted of a one-story, 24,000 s.f. complex houses the Peretsman-Scully Hall & Princeton
addition atop the existing 4th fl oor patient wing. A large section Neuroscience Institute and the Department of Psychology. The
of the addition was erected directly over the outpatient entrance, research facilities will feature teaching classrooms, meeting
which maintained its daily fl ow. The new fl oor provided an rooms, faculty offi ces, laboratories and instructional space.
additional 27 post partum rooms to better serve the needs of The lower level will incorporate a lecture hall and MRIs.
the growing Community.
Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
SURGICAL SUITE 280,000 SF. Renovations to 20 Washington Road, built in 1929,
11,000 SF. Interior renovation consisting of complete demolition will provide a home for the Department of Economics, several
of interior spaces, mechanical/electrical upgrade and all new international offi ces and the Princeton Institute for International
architectural fi nishes within the functioning surgery suite. and Regional Studies (PIIRS). The structure’s interior will be
renovated extensively and feature new classroom, offi ce and
ELEVATOR EXPANSION meeting space, communal spaces and two atriums. The historic
Added two (2) new elevators to the existing lobby. The character of the exterior of the building will be preserved.
existing lobby area and elevators remained fully operational
during construction. Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
87,000 SF. The Peter B. Lewis Library, home to the multi-
CANCER CENTER discipline science library collection, consists of curved shapes
18,000 SF. This multi phased project included interior renovations constructed of steel, standing seam metal paneling, an atrium
to accommodate a new Cancer Center. All work was completed glazed curtain wall and masonry veneer. The interior consists
of similar elements creating public and private sections and
while the existing Cancer Center remained fully operational. a safe haven for the collections along a public passage way to
the southern part of the campus.
PARKING GARAGE
New 175 car parking structure, tying into the new walk-in
entrance.