Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Crile Building

The Crile Building was designed in a joint venture association with architect Cesar Pelli and consists of 12 floors containing surgery, laboratories, therapy, records, occupational and physical therapy, dietary facilities, radiology, and support services for 16 of the foundation's 28 clinical departments as well as physicians offices, public reception and lobby space. Westlake Reed Leskosky was responsible for the Master Plan, Working Drawings, Contract Documents and Contract Administration.