The Winchester Hospital Cancer Care Center project in Winchester recently received two Excellence in Construction awards from the Associated Builders and Contractors.

The project, designed by Boston-based Steffian Bradley Architects an Eagle Award and a Green Award at the association’s 2011 Excellence in Construction awards ceremony in Boston recently.

According to the organization, judges for the competition were particularly impressed with the execution of the two-phase project, which consolidated all of the hospital’s oncology services under one roof. The 45,000-square-foot renovation and expansion of Winchester Hospital’s Cancer Care Center was completed around a fully-functioning oncology treatment center without interrupting treatment. The project required the complete removal of the second floor of the oncology treatment center, as well as the demolition of a 14,000-square-foot, two-story adjacent structure. A three-story, 7,000-square-foot historic building was also restored and completely renovated for administrative offices.

"Our team embraced the many daily challenges in meeting the demanding schedule and budget, but the breadth of knowledge from our architects at Steffian Bradley Architects was critical to the project’s success," Winchester Hospital Vice President for Facilities and Real Estate Services Robby Robertson said in a statement. "When patients say ‘wow’ upon entering our new facility, you know you got it right."