Academic Medical

Survey: University Planning, Design, and Construction
All Types of Buildings/Campus Spaces
Post date:
5-17-2017
College and University directives targeting student life, engagement, knowledge transfer, discovery, and resource utilization are transforming capital project priorities and initiatives, space plans, and campus planning decisions on all types of buildings and space. We’d like your opinion on the specific facility and campus initiatives that your institution (or your clients) will be investing in. We'll compile the survey results and return them to you so you can compare your priorities with the top issues that others are focusing on.

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Penn Medicine Plans Inpatient Pavilion
Post date:
5-16-2017
Dateline:
Philadelphia

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Penn Medicine is planning to construct the $1.5 billion New Patient Pavilion in Philadelphia.
Vanderbilt University Breaks Ground on School of Nursing Expansion
Post date:
5-13-2017
Dateline:
Nashville, Tenn.

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Vanderbilt University will break ground in late spring of 2017 on a $23.6 million expansion of the School of Nursing in Nashville.
University of Reading Plans Health and Life Sciences Building
Post date:
5-12-2017
Dateline:
Reading, United Kingdom

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The University of Reading will begin construction in summer of 2017 on the £50 million Health and Life Sciences Building in the United Kingdom.
Dell Seton Medical Center Opens in Austin
Post date:
5-11-2017
Dateline:
Austin, Texas
The $295 million Dell Seton Medical Center opened in May of 2017 in Austin, Texas.
Oklahoma State University’s Tandy Medical Academic Building Nears Completion
Post date:
5-4-2017
Dateline:
Tulsa, Okla.
Oklahoma State University is building the $45 million Tandy Medical Academic Building at the OSU Center for Health Sciences in Tulsa.
Community Integration Expands Education at the UDelaware College of Health Sciences
Welcoming the Public and Business Creates a Richer Environment
Post date:
5-3-2017
The University of Delaware’s College of Health Sciences encourages businesses and the community to play an active role in the Health Sciences campus, with its focus on translational medicine and utilization of the next generation of classrooms. Kathleen Matt, dean of the College of Heath Sciences, describes these learning spaces as “not a classroom at all. It is interacting in unique ways, in all kinds of environments, that drives the learning process, it drives the outcomes, and it drives the changes.”
University of Florida
George T. Harrell, MD, Medical Education Building
Post date:
5-3-2017
The four-story, 93,500- sf Harrell Medical Education Building at the University of Florida (UF) houses teaching and training facilities for the medical education and the physician assistant programs, bringing together a broad variety of program spaces to promote interaction between students and faculty. The design includes an academic tower acting as the iconic gateway feature of the Health Sciences Campus. The building culminates a 10-year commitment to create a new campus on the north side of the medical center.
McNeese State University Builds Health and Human Performance Education Complex
Post date:
5-1-2017
Dateline:
Lake Charles, La.

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McNeese State University is building the $41 million Health and Human Performance Complex in Lake Charles, La. Designed by Randy M.
Sunshine Coast University Hospital Opens in Birtinya
Post date:
4-30-2017
Dateline:
Birtinya, QLD, Australia
The $1.8 billion Sunshine Coast University Hospital opened in April of 2017 in Birtinya, Australia.