One of our earlier projects with St. Luke’s University Health Network, Monroe Hospital highlights the advantages of prefabricated exterior curtain wall framing. It has resulted in an enduring valued partnership for St. Luke’s and Klover. By being able to hang the entire building’s exterior frame and substrate layers in a matter of days, instead of weeks, we were able to shorten the project schedule and assist in maintaining a tight schedule. This 174,500 SF project featured the inclusion of the following layers on our prefabricated panels: exterior sheathing, vapor barrier, rigid insulation, adjustable brick anchors, and structural brick shelf angle supported via integrated c-channels. Further, we panelized the St. Luke’s now architecturally iconic column bump-outs with 3-dimensional wrap around panels, as well as 3D roof cornices.
Klover has also been proud to be part of the team for the following St. Luke’s Buildings: Upper Bucks Tower 1, Upper Bucks Tower 2, Monroe Medical Office Building, Anderson Medical Office Building, Lehigh Hills Medical Office Building, Women and Babies Pavilion at Anderson Campus, Anderson Cardiac Care Tower, Anderson OR Expansion, Anderson ER expansion and Orwigsburg Hospital. We look forward to continuing our partnership with St. Luke’s!
Project Details
- Industry: Healthcare
- Type: Curtain Wall
- Scope: Curtain Framing - Exterior Walls Panel Feature - 3D Panels Panel Feature - Brick Shelf Panel Feature - Cornice Framing Substrate - Sheathing Substrate - Vapor Barrier
- Service Provided: Prefabrication
Award-Winning Execution
St. Luke’s Univ. Health Network <p>Monroe Hospital showcases how Klover helps solve complex construction challenges through smarter prefabrication, strategic collaboration, and proven field execution recognized with the 2025 National ABC Eagle Award.
Klover Differentiator
Not Just Installed. Strategically Delivered. Klover combines prefabrication, field expertise, and schedule-focused planning to help teams build with greater certainty.
Why This Project Matters
St. Luke’s Univ. Health Network <p>Monroe Hospital demonstrates how prefabrication helps projects move faster, reduce labor bottlenecks, and maintain quality on demanding schedules.

