Infinity Neuromotor Development Center of Iowa

Johnston, IA

Stunning transformation of 31,000 sf of existing office space into a specialized pediatric wellness center. A talented project team & visionary owners took this fast-track project from conceptual design through construction to treating patients in 5 months. Onpoint Design Co. provided the following design services: building permit set plans, construction plans, construction administration services, interior finishes & fixtures selections, furniture selections Amenity Spaces: Waiting Areas with Fireplaces, Hospitality Coffee Bar, Children’s Playroom, Rock Climbing Wall, Sensory Gym, Specialty Treatment Rooms, Exam & Adjustment Rooms, Parent Conference Rooms, Podcast Room, Team Collaboration & Meeting Areas, Employee Wellness Area, Glass Wall Offices & Large Windows for Daylight
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Forge Solutions (Development Services)
Accel Construction (General Contractor)
Onpoint Design Co. (Design Services)
Workspace Inc. (Furniture Procurement)
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Infinity Neuromotor Development Center of Iowa

Johnston, IA

Stunning transformation of 31,000 sf of existing office space into a specialized pediatric wellness center. A talented project team & visionary owners took this fast-track project from conceptual design through construction to treating patients in 5 months. Onpoint Design Co. provided the following design services: building permit set plans, construction plans, construction administration services, interior finishes & fixtures selections, furniture selections Amenity Spaces: Waiting Areas with Fireplaces, Hospitality Coffee Bar, Children’s Playroom, Rock Climbing Wall, Sensory Gym, Specialty Treatment Rooms, Exam & Adjustment Rooms, Parent Conference Rooms, Podcast Room, Team Collaboration & Meeting Areas, Employee Wellness Area, Glass Wall Offices & Large Windows for Daylight
Headshot of Jen Haywood

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