Dr. Austin A. “Tony” Adams Family Practice

 

Owner: Dr. Austin “Tony” Adams
Location: 321 Quecreek Circle, Smyrna, Tennessee
Project Delivery: Design-Build
Project Scope: Pre-construction services and new construction of a medical clinic

Just before Dr. Adams’ lease was about to expire, he decided it made good financial sense to build his own facility, rather than renew his lease. With our help, Dr. Adams was able to determine the building cost variance on potential construction sites and fast-track the construction process.

The new 4,100-square-foot facility includes seven exam rooms, a treatment room, an x-ray room, nurses’ stations, reception and waiting area, a laboratory and a functional layout for administration.

The exterior of the building is faced with Hardie board, brick and stacked stone for a rustic, yet professional appearance. The entire project was completed in four months.

“Dow has an excellent reputation for being hands-on, honest and transparent. Joey Rhyne is a numbers, get-it-done detail guy. That’s the type of person I am. With these two, the whole project could not have gone any better, from start to finish.””
— Dr. Austin A. "Tony" Adams, Owner
 

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