The new Roscoe Village Animal Hospital, completed in late 2005, is only three doors away from the Chicago Veterinary Emergency Services.

The 4-exam-room hospital was constructed in a renovated commercial two-story brick building. During the renovation process, the hospital opened in its new location with procedures and exams taking place in the second-floor office space. The surgery and animal housing is also located on the second floor.

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The Cherrydale Veterinary Clinic was remodeled with a small addition to the existing building. The three-exam-room hospital has a 24-animal capacity. Design features include a new skylight over the reception lobby, a new entry facade, and a much-needed storeroom addition. Good floor planning allows staff to function efficiently in this concentrated workspace.

Construction pre-planning allowed the owner of this clinic to employ contractors who would provide 24-hour-a-day work, so the facility closed for only two weeks during remodeling.

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BEFORE: Butcher Shop

AFTER: 3,000-s.f. animal hospital

The All Pets Veterinary Clinic, renovated from an old butcher shop, contains four exam rooms, with a 22-animal capacity. Design features include a treatment area with two peninsula workspaces, and a new exterior facade with colorful design graphics including built-in planters. A mural decorates the side of the Exterior Insulated Finish System (EIFS) building.

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BEFORE: 3,305 s.f.

AFTER: 5,529 s.f.

The Columbus Countryside Veterinary Clinic is a wood-frame building which contains four exam rooms, a thirty-four occupant kennel, cat boarding, and a retail boutique. Columbus Countryside was featured in KSA's October 2001 newsletter.

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