Annual Review 2007

Tom Seymour, AIA, (left) and Chris Frye, AIA, led PSA-Dewberry’s design team for the state-ofthe-art new wellness center for Mayo Clinic. Wellness at Work The Mayo Clinic’s New Health y Living Center Benefits Employ ees Widely recognized for advanced medical research and specialized patient care, the Mayo Clinic also takes pride in offering a healthy work environment for its employees. The clinic’s success with this mission, aided by a new wellness center on the Rochester, Minnesota, campus, recently helped Mayo earn a 2007 Gold Award from the National Business Group on Health. The facility, known as the Dan Abraham Healthy Living Center, opened in the summer of 2007 and is now one of the largest employee-focused wellness centers in the country. Co-designed by PSA-Dewberry with St. Paul, Minnesota-based BWBR Architects, who also served as the architect of record, the center supports traditional fitness programs as well as ambitious programs in education and research. Physical assessment areas enable staff members to capture and analyze data relating to the effectiveness of fitness programs. Don Wong Photo, Inc. The building was designed for a future two-story expansion that will ultimately enable the center to offer wellness and rehabilitation services to patients as well. • Three-story, 115,000-square-foot wellness center • Spaces include swimming, aerobics, and strength training; education and research areas; classrooms, a library, resource areas, and a demonstration kitchen • Open to the Mayo community: employees, students, volunteers, retirees, spouses, and domestic partners use the facility Mayo’s new wellness center has a gateway location on the clinic’s flagship campus in Rochester, Minnesota. www.dewberry.com | 2007 Annual Review | http://www.dewberry.com

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Annual Review 2007 Spotlight On Our Staff Improving a Transportation Corridor Wellness at Work Enhancing the U.S. Army Community Confidence in a Time of Crisis Digging in . . . and Finding the Solution Keeping a Promise to the Community Restoring Medford Lakes Transforming Materials . . . and the Economy Facilities, Federal and Infrastructure Services 2007 Industry Recognition

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