Bognet is bringing a new vision of age-qualified living to life with
Chain Bridge Estates, a premier residential community designed
exclusively for individuals 60 and over. This luxurious development
redefines senior living by blending high-end design, top-tier wellness
amenities, and a vibrant, social atmosphere that encourages
residents to embrace their next chapter with energy and enthusiasm.
Chain Bridge Estates offers an unparalleled lifestyle experience,
combining elegant residences with thoughtfully curated spaces that
support health, wellness, and social engagement. The community
features meticulously designed luxury homes that balance comfort
and sophistication, providing residents with a refined yet welcoming
environment.
To enhance convenience, the community includes a dedicated
Wellness Office, allowing residents to host physicians on-site for easy
access to healthcare services.
With its seamless blend of luxury, community, and wellness-focused
living, Chain Bridge Estates offers a dynamic and supportive
environment for those looking to explore new possibilities.
This 11,170 SF medical suite was designed to provide a state-of-the art
facility for the Eye Doctors of Washington. The space features
two dedicated reception areas—one for general appointments
and another for surgical patients—ensuring a seamless patient
experience. With over 20 specialized exam rooms, including fully
equipped lane rooms, the suite is built for efficiency and comfort.
Three check-in stations were strategically placed, including the main
reception, a diagnostic room check-in, and a surgical coordination
reception, allowing for smooth patient flow. Extensive plumbing
work was required, as each exam room was outfitted with a sink
and faucet, necessitating precise coordination. Given the significant
number of core drills required, work was carefully scheduled after
hours to minimize disruptions for the tenants below.
Architectural enhancements include curved radiant bulkheads and
a custom millwork package, elevating the aesthetic and functionality
of the space. The lobby was refreshed with modern light fixtures and
ceramic tile finishes, creating a welcoming environment. Custom
millwork was integrated throughout, from the reception desks to
every exam room, enhancing both form and function in this high performance medical suite.
Behavioral Framework has relocated to 2000 Tower Oaks Boulevard, a codevelopment of The Tower Companies and Lerner Enterprises. The highly
functional and collaborative space by FORM Architects has many luxurious
finishes and furniture. Visitors and employees are greeted by stunning
lighting that are a statement on their own, angled dHIVE demountable walls, custom wood slat ceilings and feature walls. Our team utilized mockups and trade coordination meetings to deliver the exceptional quality.
Bognet Construction partnered with Verity Commercial, IntegraCare, Architecture Incorporated, Buvermo Investments, and Indie Development on the The Residence at Colvin Run. The three-level facility offers 62 assisted living and memory care units along with varying levels of care for each resident and was designed to seamlessly blend in with the nearby homes. The upscale amenities included a pub and pizza kitchen, art studio, salon, theatre, and fitness center. The structure was comprised of steel and concrete framing and included an elevator, generator, multiple stairways, comfortable living spaces and inviting floor plans. The thoughtful design ensured safety and mobility while providing the latest technology and security systems for streamlined access. The Residence at Colvin Run is a state-of-the-art senior living community located in the heart of Great Falls Virginia.
The Gainesville Family Practice was a demolition and buildout project with standard and custom millwork and floor and wall finishes, involving glass, glazing, ceramic and stone.
The Herndon Family Medical project was a buildout of a 21,000 SF doctors’ office. Work included an administrative second floor and new handicap ramps, stairs, rails and storefront at new exterior entrance. The first floor consisted offices, reception area, an extensive nurses’ station, a laboratory, a bloodwork room, physical therapy area and multiple patient exam rooms, while the second floor serves as administrative space.
