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Steve Killian
Principal in Charge

LICENSES & AFFILIATIONS REFERENCES
American Society for Healthcare Barry Heidke, Project Manager
Engineering (ASHE) DCAMM (Bridgewater State
University/UMass Amherst ILC)
American Society for Plumbing 617-727-4003
Engineers
Warren Fairbanks
Associate VP, Facilities and Capital
SPECIAL TRAINING
OSHA 10- and 30-Hour Training Planning
Framingham State University
508.626.4590
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
42
YEARS WITH BARR & BARR
18

Steve is the principal-in-charge of the region and is ultimately responsible for the successful execution of your project.
He will be actively involved throughout its duration and as a corporate offi cer Steve will provide guidance on all executive
decisions which relate to the eff ective delivery of the project. Steve will also ensure that the project receives all necessary
support from within the organization as well as from ancillary team members.

SIMILAR PROJECTS
New Science Center on Occupied Campus New Surgery Center
Amherst College, Amherst, MA Cooley Dickinson Hospital, Northampton, MA
258,000 SF. Th is four story Science Building is organized into 116,000 SF. Th e four-story Surgery Center features 32 patient
fi ve wings that resolve the massing into individual elements rooms, 6 private rooms, 6 operating rooms, a post-anesthetic care
that respect the scale and reinforce the character of the overall unit (PACU), a central sterile processing (CSP) department, an
campus. Th e “science commons” is a multi-story space that unites expanded joint replacement center and multiple connections to the
the fi ve wings. Th e project scope includes upgrades to the campus existing building. Th e project also required generator replacements,
infrastructure that will support the new Science Center and new laboratory renovations, MRI and utility infrastructure.
Greenway dorms, including steam, chilled water, stormwater,
sanitary sewer, electric and tele-data.
Occupied Building Renovation & Expansion
William W. Backus Hospital, Norwich, CT
New Building on Occupied Campus 80,000 SF. Th e Master Plan Core Projects included a two-story
Williams College, Williamstown, MA addition and backfi ll renovation for expansion of the Emergency
120,000 SF. Barr & Barr is currently in the preconstruction phase Department and Same Day Surgery, two fl oors of renovation to
of the North Building project. Th is building is a portion of the inpatient telemetry units and the “insertion” of two new, high-
campus Science Center Renewal Project. With preconstruction
on schedule, construction is expected to begin in the Fall of 2018. speed elevators into an existing fi ve-story building and the requisite
First phase of construction will include the demolition of the relocation of facilities that had been displaced.
existing 90,000 square foot Bronfman Science Building to make
way for the new North building. Th is project is anticipated to be Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Renovations
complete in the fall of 2020. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
70,000 SF. Building 31 Renovations to the Departments of Mechanical
Academic Building Renovation & Expansion Engineering and Aeronautics & Astronautics will include the
Framingham State University (DCAMM), Framingham, MA creation of more contiguous offi ce and departmental space, a two-
188,000 SF, LEED Silver. Th e academic facility upgrade includes a story fl ying robotics lab, a new emergency generator, new elevators,
four-story addition that houses 16 teaching laboratories, including improved pedestrian circulation, insulation of lab space, new HVAC
related prep and supply spaces, plus faculty research spaces, joined to and electrical equipment and infrastructure upgrades to meet code,
the existing facility by a four-story atrium space. Selective interior safety and fi re protection requirements. Expansion will include new
renovations in the existing Hemenway Hall and the Annex provide mezzanines and an addition on top of the High Bay area in order to
a fully accessible, substantially improved teaching environment. meet the Departments’ programmatic needs.

New Cancer Center Occupied Renovation & Addition
Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems, Brewer, MA Mercy Medical Center, Springfi eld, MA
150,000 SF. Th e LaFayette Family Cancer Center is a fi ve-story, 33,244 SF. Th e projects included relocation of the Intensive Care Unit
rigid-frame research laboratory and offi ce building. Project scope (ICU) and renovation of the Post-Anesthesia Care and Ambulatory
included the relocation of medical and radiation oncology, hematology Services Unit (ASU). A single-story addition, located on the third
and specifi c diagnostic services-laboratory, basic imaging, and level and adjacent to the ASU, houses the 16-bed ICU. Th e ASU
PET-CT to the new facility. In addition to the CancerCare of renovations included existing area and provide for approximately 14
Maine services, the building includes a research laboratory, an Pre-Op beds, 15 PACU beds, and 14 Stage 2 Recovery (Post-Op) beds.
open offi ce plan and fi xed wall construction for business occupants Th e ASU renovation space is also located adjacent to the OR suite.
yet to be determined.