Vanderbilt Health at One Hundred Oaks
Construction start — January 2008
Expected completion — mid-January, with occupancy in February and March
Cost — $99 million
Features — 450,000 square feet of outpatient clinics, including a 70,000-square-foot health and wellness center. (photo by Neil Brake)
Going up
Critical Care Tower Phase II
Construction start — December 2006
Expected completion — November 2008
Cost — $169 million
Features — The 10-story tower, which is being constructed above VUH's Emergency Department, will add 141 acute-care beds as well as 12 new operating suites. The crew just celebrated “topping out” and is now working to finish the exterior and duct work. Phase III will involve the construction of the 5th floor cath lab, which is to be funded in FY 2009 and 2010, and the 7th and 10th floor ICU patient floors, which are planned to be funded in FY 2011. (photo by Neil Brake)
Courtyard Cafe
Construction start — July 2008
Expected completion — December 2008
Cost — $3.1 million
Features — The first major renovation since VUH opened construction will reorganize the servery, increase capacity and improve aesthetics of the dining hall. (photo by Neil Brake)
Children's Way Garage
Construction start — May 2008
Expected completion — Fall 2010
Cost — $41 million
Features — This joint venture between the University and Medical Center will add 12 levels of parking, eight below ground and four above. The project will also extend Children's Way to Vanderbilt Place, to connect it to 30th Avenue and provide better access to shuttle lots. (photo by Neil Brake)
Here’s a brief look at several of the major
construction projects under way around the Vanderbilt University Medical Center campus.