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Initial plumbing for new building

In last week's post you can see green pipes starting to be installed in the ground for the new building. In this weeks photos, you can see that all the pipes are now in place. It's interesting how each new construction development shows the future building footprint...

Foundation work continues

Happy New Year construction bloggers, As you will see from the photos below, work on the foundation continues... [showhide type="post"]       Want to keep up to date on the most recent construction activity? Sign up today and receive alerts directly to...

Building the foundation

With much of the excavation for the 10-bed care facility completed, the Mortlock crew are now leveling things off with supplementary soil. In two photos from George Dimitroff yesterday and one from me this morning, you can really see the footprint of the new building...

Foundation excavation continues

Today there is a lot of excavation activity at the site. Building your community hospice...one shovelful at a time! [showhide type="post"] Want to keep up to date on the most recent construction activity? Sign up today and receive alerts directly to your email...

Deeper hole & webcam up

Seasons Greetings Hospice bloggers, The interior demolition of Heeney House continues with full dumpsters leaving the site regularly. See our previous post for exclusive photos. It's been somewhat of a quiet week outdoors on the construction site. But since last...

Demolition!

Thank you to Mortlock Construction Inc. for providing an inside look at demolition. It is so exciting to see the changes taking place inside Heeney House. [showhide type="post"] [huge_it_slider id="14"] Want to keep up to date on the most recent construction activity?...

The Memory Tree

By: David Kennedy, Bereavement Coordinator at Hospice Peterborough Life just didn’t seem to matter anymore; each morning was a struggle - one that John had to do, not for himself but for his family who still needed him. Since their mother had died his adult children...

The grass is greener

Once again today I am struck by the contrast of what was and what is today. What a difference 1570 days can make! Below is a photo from day one (the day Hospice purchased Heeney House) and a second photo from this morning. Also...the workers are putting in a...

Digging the foundation

A lot can happen in 24 hours! The contrast from Monday to Wednesday is quite dramatic as noted below in the two comparison photos of the east wall of Heeney House. I have also included a series of photos. And for the really ambitious blog followers, there is also a...

Demolition and digging

External demolition work started today. The Heeney House east side porch has been removed (you can now see the entrance doorway very clearly). The north side second floor porch has also been removed along with some of the concrete wall that formed an old patio...

Recent Posts

Corner windows, building entrance and porch wall

New developments as of last Friday at the site of your Hospice Peterborough: Photo #1 shows the framing for large picture windows for a program room (like our current living room but larger square footage). Photo #2 shows two large picture windows for the large...

Ceiling beams and floor boards

Work continues at the construction site this afternoon with large ceiling beams being lifted into place for the Heeney House Community Hospice Programs area of the new building (see April 17 photo immediately below). New floor boards were also installed on the Hospice...

A lot can happen in 21 days

Between February 26 and March 18, a lot of framing work happened at the construction site! This time lapse video shows  building progress in a fun and interesting way. Way to go Peterborough - your new community Hospice is becoming a reality...[showhide type="post"]...

Heeney House main level takes shape

I am amazed at the pace of construction this week. Walking home last night, I saw main level walls and windows beginning to take shape. As someone who has walked by the site almost daily for over a year, the developments over the past 24hrs are really exciting for...

Heeney House lower level ceiling/main level floorboards

Workers are moving fast at the site these past few days. For the Heeney House community programming area, the ceiling for the lower level/floorboards for the main level are now being installed. On the residence side, workers are busy building a second concrete wall -...

Main level taking shape

The first photo below is taken from where the front entrance to the new Care Centre will be (from London Street looking south). The wooden framing to the right is the lower level admin offices and programming rooms. Straight ahead the first rectangular concrete shape...

Care Centre Framing!

Framing of the lower level of Heeney House Community Programming Area has started! [showhide type="post"] Want to keep up to date on the most recent construction activity? Sign up today and receive email alerts when new blog entries are made. Subscribe to the blog!...