The Bohemian Club building was designed in the late 1920’s and built in 1933, with the façade comprising of a brick and concrete structure. The interior of the building is rich in historical and architectural treasures with ornate finishes and moldings expressed vividly throughout. There are five floors in the building and additional mezzanine levels. The building contains its own theater as well as a master dining room cartoon room/bar, full kitchen on the lower levels and a mix of bedrooms and administration offices on the third and fourth floors.

A detailed master plan was put in place encompassing all aspects of the building’s infrastructure. Exhaustive interviews were held with each of the clubs internal committees to ensure that all current and future planned upgrades were incorporated into the master plan. Due to the age of the building most of the existing services are approaching their life expectancy and need to be replaced. The master plan contained a ten-year service upgrade plan that outlined immediate, short-term, medium-term and long-term needs.

This service upgrade plan highlighted the budget needs for the Club each year for the next 10-years.

Architect: IMA