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Mitten Kids Dentistry

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Mitten Kids Dentistry is now open in Grand Rapids, located on the first floor of the 100 Crahen Office Building. This 7,000 sq. ft. pediatric dental office, designed by HDJ and built by BDR, features 23 exam rooms, a lab, sterilization area, and more, offering top-tier care to the community.

Mitten Kids Dentistry is now open in Grand Rapids, located on the first floor of the 100 Crahen Office Building. This 7,000 sq. ft. pediatric dental office, designed by HDJ and built by BDR, features 23 exam rooms, a lab, sterilization area, and more, offering top-tier care to the community.

Mitten Kids Dentistry is officially open for smiles! Located on the first floor of the beautifully designed 100 Crahen Office Building in Grand Rapids, this 7,000 sq. ft. pediatric dental office offers a welcoming space with 23 exam rooms, a lab, a sterilization area, offices, and more. Proudly designed by HDJ and built by BDR, the office is ready to bring top-tier care to the community. 

HDJ Project Team:

Project Manager: Brion C. Boucher, AIA,LEED AP

Project Architect: Greg Hoogland, AIA, NCARB

Graduate of Architecture: Kurtis Zylstra

Interior Designers: Carlee Castle, Julianne Johnson

Lead Mechanical Engineer: Alexander Kerslake

Electrical Engineer: Christian Matthews

 

Developer: BDR

Architect of Record: HDJ



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