December 23, 201410 yr WOW!!! The outpatient building at Grant & Livingston looks mighty fine. But that office building (w/ ground floor retail) at Livingston & Parsons is just amazing!! Kudos to Children's Hospital for getting rid of the KFC building formerly at the corner and putting this in its place. You can barely see the huge hospital parking garage behind this new building. Just WOW.
December 24, 201410 yr Location map for the two new Nationwide Children's Hospital buildings: MORE: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/blog/2014/12/first-look-2-new-buildings-coming-to-nationwide.html
January 29, 201510 yr Business First had some more detailed information about the two new Children's Hospital building projects at http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/blog/2014/12/nationwide-children-s-expansion-seen-boosting.html Livingston Ambulatory Center Cost: $85 million Size: Six stories, 200,000 square feet Construction: Expected to begin in February 2015. Where: Northeast corner of East Livingston Avenue and South Grant Avenue on 10 acres the hospital bought in 2013 from Columbus City Schools (the Columbus Africentric football field and parking lot) for $19.2 million. Services: Plans call for the building to house ambulatory services such as primary care, dental services, behavioral health, dermatology, adolescent medicine, sports rehab, the Center for Healthy Weight and Nutrition and rotating clinics. It’s expected to have more than 100,000 patient visits annually. Faculty Office Building Cost: $45 million Size: Six stories, 150,000 square feet Construction: Ground has been broken. Where: Southeast corner of Livingston Avenue and Parsons Avenue on the site of a former KFC restaurant the hospital paid $2.25 million to acquire. Services: It will house academic offices that will be relocated from the hospital’s main campus to accommodate growth in the medical staff. There will also will be retail space in part of the first floor. Note: A tunnel under Livingston Avenue will connect the hospital’s main campus to the building, the 1,800-space employee parking garage, the Center for Family Safety and Healing and the Ronald McDonald House.
January 29, 201510 yr Plus, these two new Children's Hospital building projects have local leaders excited about the spin-off development possibilities for the Parsons and Livingston Avenue corridors: Nationwide Children’s expansion seen boosting Parsons and Livingston By Evan Weese, Staff Reporter - Columbus Business First UPDATED: Dec 31, 2014, 1:55pm EST Nationwide Children's Hospital's $130 million campus expansion underway along Parsons and Livingston avenues has civic leaders visualizing the long-overdue revitalization of those corridors. The hospital's $85 million ambulatory center - to break ground in February - and an under-construction $45 million office building are major investments on their own, but the prospect of additional development has Bob Leighty, executive director of the Parsons Avenue Merchants Association, excited for the historically blighted north-south Parsons Avenue. MORE: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/blog/2014/12/nationwide-children-s-expansion-seen-boosting.html
February 10, 201510 yr The Ronald McDonald House across Livingston Avenue from Children's Hospital just finished a 57 room expansion. The Nationwide Children's Hospital Ronald McDonald House now has 137 guest rooms, a commercial kitchen, a rooftop garden and five separate houses for families facing long hospital stays. http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2014/09/08/a-comforting-home.html Some more about the Ronald McDonald House that serves the Nationwide Children's Hospital. When the NHL All-Star Game was in town, the NHL and the Blue Jackets unveiled a hockey-themed treehouse play area in the Ronald McDonald House: -- NHL and Columbus Blue Jackets unveil hockey-themed treehouse for 2015 All-Star Legacy initiative: http://bluejackets.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=749992 -- NHL legacy project builds a treehouse, and happiness, at Columbus Ronald McDonald House: http://www.foxsports.com/ohio/story/nhl-legacy-project-treehouse-columbus-blue-jackets-ronald-mcdonald-house-all-star-2015-012415 -- Tree house to serve as All-Star legacy in Columbus: http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=750057 -- Ronald McDonald treehouse will remain as NHL All-Star legacy: http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2015/01/23/ronald-mcdonald-treehouse.html
February 11, 201510 yr Also didn't see this mentioned but there is now a tower crane on-site for the newest round of construction.
May 21, 201510 yr Photo from http://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-april-2015-part-2 of the crane at Livingston & Parsons, where construction has begun for a new 6-story office building in front of Children's parking garage: Previously listed project information below: Faculty Office Building Cost: $45 million Size: Six stories, 150,000 square feet Construction: Ground has been broken. Where: Southeast corner of Livingston Avenue and Parsons Avenue on the site of a former KFC restaurant the hospital paid $2.25 million to acquire. Services: It will house academic offices that will be relocated from the hospital’s main campus to accommodate growth in the medical staff. There will also will be retail space in part of the first floor. Note: A tunnel under Livingston Avenue will connect the hospital’s main campus to the building, the 1,800-space employee parking garage, the Center for Family Safety and Healing and the Ronald McDonald House.
July 13, 20159 yr Steel skeleton going up at Parsons & Livingston for the six-story Faculty Office Building. Month-old photos from http://www.columbusunderground.com/forums/topic/nationwide-childrens-hospital-news-discussion/page/8/#post-1081243 View from Parsons Avenue: View from corner of Parsons & Livingston:
August 13, 20159 yr Late July photo of the six-story Faculty Office Building under construction at Parsons & Livingston from http://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-july-2015-part-1
September 16, 20159 yr Two late August photos of the 6-story, 150,000 sq. ft. Faculty Office Building under construction at Parsons & Livingston. The first photo is from CU's August construction roundup at http://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-in-columbus-august-2015 The second photo is from MayDay's excellent mini-tour of Columbus at http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php/topic,30316.msg770798.html#msg770798
September 16, 20159 yr Livingston Ambulatory Center Cost: $85 million Size: Six stories, 200,000 square feet Construction: Expected to begin in February 2015. Where: Northeast corner of East Livingston Avenue and South Grant Avenue on 10 acres the hospital bought in 2013 from Columbus City Schools (the Columbus Africentric football field and parking lot) for $19.2 million. Services: Plans call for the building to house ambulatory services such as primary care, dental services, behavioral health, dermatology, adolescent medicine, sports rehab, the Center for Healthy Weight and Nutrition and rotating clinics. It’s expected to have more than 100,000 patient visits annually. Above is the project information for the Livingston Ambulatory Center. This 6-story, 200,000 sq. ft. building has now begun construction at the corner of Livingston Avenue and Grant Avenue - a few blocks west of the previously shown office building. Foundation work for the Livingston Ambulatory Center is underway - photo below from http://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-in-columbus-august-2015
September 17, 20159 yr That area is undergoing a fascinating transformation. "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
February 29, 20169 yr Construction pics of the Faculty Office Building located on the southeast corner of Livingston and Parsons Avenues: Late November 2015: http://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-november-2015-part-1 View from the rest of the main hospital campus along Livingston Avenue:
February 29, 20169 yr More construction pics of the Faculty Office Building located on the southeast corner of Livingston and Parsons Avenues. This is replacing a former KFC at this corner that a previous Children's Hospital parking garage was built around. The new $45 million six-story building will provide 150,000 square feet of additional office space for the hospital and will include ground floor retail space fronting Livingston Avenue upon completion in early 2017: These are mid-January 2016 views from http://www.columbusunderground.com/childrens-hospital-construction: View from Parsons Avenue: Second view from Parsons Avenue:
February 29, 20169 yr Meanwhile, construction continues on the Livingston Ambulatory Center, located at the northeast corner of Livingston and Grant Avenues on land that was formerly a part of the Africentric school’s football field and parking lot. This new $85 million six-story building and will add another 200,000 square feet of office space for the hospital and is scheduled for completion in early 2017: These are mid-January 2016 views from http://www.columbusunderground.com/childrens-hospital-construction
May 14, 20169 yr Updated construction pics of the Children's Hospital Faculty Office Building located on the southeast corner of Livingston and Parsons Avenues. This is replacing a former KFC at this corner that a previous hospital parking garage was built around. The new $45 million six-story building will provide 150,000 square feet of additional office space for the hospital and include ground floor retail space. It has a scheduled completion date of early 2017. This April 2, 2016 pic was included in this article about the announcement that Panera would a retail tenant in the ground floor of the building: http://www.columbusunderground.com/panera-childrens-hospital This April 16, 2016 pic of the Livingston Avenue side of the building (next to the previously built parking garage) is from http://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-east-side:
May 14, 20169 yr Updated construction pics of the Children's Hospital Livingston Ambulatory Center. It is located at the northeast corner of Livingston and Grant Avenues on land that was formerly part of the Africentric School football field and parking lot. Children's Hospital purchased this land from the city, after a land swap between the city and the school district allowed the Africentric School to relocate to a larger site on the east side. This new $85 million six-story building and will add 200,000 square feet of space for outpatient services offered by the hospital. It is scheduled for completion in early 2017: Both of these April 16, 2016 pics are from http://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-east-side:
June 10, 20169 yr Children's Hospital announces major expansion, behavioral health center: http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2016/06/10/childrens-expansion.html
June 10, 20169 yr Not to be a downer and glad that the expansion is taking place, and I know that narrow strip is not ideal, but did they have to design it like a midrise strip mall with everything at the edges and surface parking at the center? At least it is not connected to the other part by a skywalk lol. But this will do nothing for Livingston and the other side is right up to the street. Oh well. Such is life.
June 10, 20169 yr Not to be a downer and glad that the expansion is taking place, and I know that narrow strip is not ideal, but did they have to design it like a midrise strip mall with everything at the edges and surface parking at the center? At least it is not connected to the other part by a skywalk lol. But this will do nothing for Livingston and the other side is right up to the street. Oh well. Such is life. The Dispatch rendering posted by Pablo does seem to indicate a large surface parking lot between the planned 8-story Behavioral Health building and Livingston Avenue. However, if you look at the rendering below from http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2016/06/10/nationwide-childrens-launching-730-million.html that was taken from the Children's Hospital presentation and the Dispatch video below, which also includes renderings from the hospital's presentation, the "parking lot area" is handled differently: In the hospital's presentation, the "parking lot area" in the Dispatch rendering seems to be open green space. Of course, this could just be the hospital's way of downplaying a surface parking lot in front of the planned 8-story Behavioral Health building. But the structures on either side of the planned building are listed as "Parking Garage for Livingston Ambulatory Center" and "Parking Garage for Behavioral Health". So if two parking garages are being built for the two Children's Hospital buildings at this site, why would a large surface parking lot also be necessary? Now, some convenience surface parking or drop-off areas might be planned for this site. But it looks like the hospital is committing to structured parking handling the lion's share of parking demand there. So I wonder if the Dispatch's graphics guy used some artistic license with their depiction of the surface parking lot.
June 10, 20169 yr Agreed with Toddguy[/member] that I'm a little disappointed in the layouts they decided on for the block west of the main hospital... But, NCH is also showing with this plan that they can do good urban infill as well, when it suits them too. The office building going up now at Parsons/Livingston is probably the best example, especially with the inclusion of ground floor retail. The new admin building on 18th St across the freeway also looks like it will be similarly appropriate for its context. All in all, the plan is not bad IMO. Especially since it is building on already vacant land and that it includes NCH pledging to respect the residential neighborhoods to the south and east, as well as continuing to fund home renovations and employee incentives to buy in the area. It's not perfect, but it really could be a lot worse - (just look at the Cleveland Clinic thread).
June 11, 20169 yr Not to be a downer and glad that the expansion is taking place, and I know that narrow strip is not ideal, but did they have to design it like a midrise strip mall with everything at the edges and surface parking at the center? At least it is not connected to the other part by a skywalk lol. But this will do nothing for Livingston and the other side is right up to the street. Oh well. Such is life. The Dispatch rendering posted by Pablo does seem to indicate a large surface parking lot between the planned 8-story Behavioral Health building and Livingston Avenue. However, if you look at the rendering below from http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2016/06/10/nationwide-childrens-launching-730-million.html that was taken from the Children's Hospital presentation and the Dispatch video below, which also includes renderings from the hospital's presentation, the "parking lot area" is handled differently: In the hospital's presentation, the "parking lot area" in the Dispatch rendering seems to be open green space. Of course, this could just be the hospital's way of downplaying a surface parking lot in front of the planned 8-story Behavioral Health building. But the structures on either side of the planned building are listed as "Parking Garage for Livingston Ambulatory Center" and "Parking Garage for Behavioral Health". So if two parking garages are being built for the two Children's Hospital buildings at this site, why would a large surface parking lot also be necessary? Now, some convenience surface parking or drop-off areas might be planned for this site. But it looks like the hospital is committing to structured parking handling the lion's share of parking demand there. So I wonder if the Dispatch's graphics guy used some artistic license with their depiction of the surface parking lot. I hope you are right. Also I just noticed that the Dispatch rendering has a massive tunnel for 70(look at that weird thing..it is like a tunnel snaking into a bigger tunnel) so I am not going to trust that.
September 1, 20168 yr Big Lots pledges $50M to Nationwide Children's Hospital for behavioral health hospital and research Big Lots Inc. announced a $50 million, 10-year pledge to Nationwide Children's Hospital for its behavioral health programs, gaining naming rights to both the clinical department and a planned pediatric psychiatric hospital on the Columbus campus. It's quite a splashy debut in philanthropy: The Columbus retailer first established a corporate charitable foundation last year. More below: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2016/08/31/big-lots-pledges-50m-to-nationwide-childrens.html "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
September 1, 20168 yr Big Lots pledges $50M to Nationwide Children's Hospital for behavioral health hospital and research Big Lots Inc. announced a $50 million, 10-year pledge to Nationwide Children's Hospital for its behavioral health programs, gaining naming rights to both the clinical department and a planned pediatric psychiatric hospital on the Columbus campus. It's quite a splashy debut in philanthropy: The Columbus retailer first established a corporate charitable foundation last year. More below: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2016/08/31/big-lots-pledges-50m-to-nationwide-childrens.html Pretty awesome comment from CEO David Campisi: "Let's get on the offensive on this care," Campisi said. "We can get to these kids early and get them help and have beds for them instead of sending them home when therapists know we shouldn't. "People will stand up and talk about cancer and whether they had it or someone they loved had it, (but) it's not OK to talk about mental health issues," he said. "We want to break that barrier at Big Lots. ... We felt very compelled we need to be part of this journey to allow friends and family to talk about it, whether it's an eating disorder or autism or suicide, to speak out about it and not feel ashamed."
September 14, 20168 yr Nationwide Children's Hospital may extend parking underneath park – but not any time soon As it expands again, Nationwide Children's Hospital may extend its underground parking beneath Livingston Park – but not any time soon. Columbus City Council approved an easement for the pediatric hospital Monday for an eventual parking structure underneath the park. The hospital has underground parking now, beneath new green space it created to the west of the park as part of its 2012 expansion. More below: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2016/09/13/nationwide-childrens-hospital-may-extend-parking.html "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
March 30, 20178 yr More construction photos of the Livingston Ambulatory Center - located at the northeast corner of Livingston and Grant - and the first of two parking garages planned for the Children's Hospital expansion plan that was announced last year - http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2016/06/10/childrens-expansion.html. February 2017: http://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-february-2017 March 2017: http://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-italian-village-downtown-more
June 17, 20177 yr Children's Hospital broke ground today on the Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion. The Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion will be a nine-story, 386,000 square foot building that will serve as the centerpiece of Children's Hospital western campus expansion along Livingston Avenue. Below is more information about the new building and two new renderings for this project: http://www.nationwidechildrens.org/pavilion http://www.columbusunderground.com/childrens-hospital-breaks-ground-on-new-nine-story-medical-building-we1
June 20, 20177 yr Rooftop playground and courtyards encourage interaction at Nationwide Children's upcoming psychiatric hospital Rooftop play areas and sunny courtyards are among features to stimulate group activities and interaction at what’s set to become the largest pediatric psychiatric hospital in the U.S. Nationwide Children’s Hospital has begun construction of the $158 million, nine-story Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion, which will encompass inpatient and outpatient care, research and education. The 386,000-square-foot building will have 48 private rooms, with room to add more, and another 26 beds in crisis units. More below: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2017/06/20/first-look-rooftop-playground-and-courtyards.html "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
June 26, 20177 yr Children's Hospital completed their $45 million six-story Faculty Office Building at the southeast corner of Livingston and Parsons Avenues earlier this year. I previously posted lots of construction pics for this project earlier, but hadn't posted any pics of the completed building. So here they are... But first, an aerial overview of the location. Google doesn't have an updated aerial with the new building, so here's an older aerial of the Livingston and Parsons site prior to construction. The site is located across Livingston Avenue from the main hospital campus. The new six-story office building replaces a former KFC at this corner that a hospital parking garage was built around. This aerial shows the site after the hospital purchased and demo'd the KFC for temporary green space: The new six-story Faculty Office Building contains 150,000 sq. ft. of office space for Children's Hospital at the southeast corner of Livingston and Parsons: The ground floor includes a Panera Bread restaurant: Here is an elevation of the Livingston Avenue side that faces the main hospital campus: As part of the overall project, a median and signalized pedestrian crossing was added at Livingston Avenue near the parking garage entrance: A tunnel was also added under Livingston Avenue that connects the new Faculty Office Building and the Main Hospital Campus:
September 4, 20177 yr Photo of the first of two parking garages on the Children's Hospital western campus expansion along Livingston Avenue. A nine-story, 386,000 square foot Behavioral Health Pavilion is being built to the right of this parking garage. The Behavioral Health Pavilion broke ground earlier this year - news and rendering of this western campus expansion at https://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php/topic,5836.msg859962.html#msg859962. The six-story, 200,000 square foot Livingston Ambulatory Center (located at the northeast corner of Livingston and Grant) is to the left of the parking garage in this July 31, 2017 photo from http://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-downtown-columbus-july-2017
December 12, 20177 yr The Children's Hospital westward expansion along Livingston Avenue - and located between I-70 and German Village - is continuing. Children's Hospital has purchased the Columbus City Schools’ former Africentric School and the 18-acre school site west of Grant Avenue for $15.025 million. The hospital had paid $19.2 million in 2013 for the former school’s athletic fields east of Grant Avenue, which it has used for its most recent expansion -- shown at https://www.urbanohio.com/forum/index.php/topic,5836.msg806051.html#msg806051 and https://www.urbanohio.com/forum/index.php/topic,5836.msg859962.html#msg859962 in this thread. The hospital's immediate plan for the site is the demolition of the 127,900 square-foot school building built in the 1960's and its replacement with surface parking: http://www.dispatch.com/news/20171128/nationwide-childrens-buys-former-africentric-school-site-for-15-million
March 1, 20187 yr A nice view of the tons going on over at Nationwide. In the huge glare on the left you can see the recently completed Home2Suites and the Grant garage under construction:
April 10, 20187 yr Some updated streetviews of the Children's Hospital Livingston Ambulatory Center that opened last year. The new $85 million six-story, 200,000 square-foot building is located at the northeast corner of Livingston and Grant Avenues on land that was formerly part of the Africentric School football field and parking lot. After a land swap between the City and the Columbus public school district that allowed the Africentric School to relocate to a larger site on the city's east side, Children's Hospital purchased this land from the City for development of a western hospital campus expansion. View from Livingston and Grant Avenues of the Livingston Ambulatory Center: View from Livingston Avenue - the first of two parking garages on the Children's Hospital western campus expansion is located next to the Livingston Ambulatory Center in this streetview:
April 10, 20187 yr Late March view of The Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion under construction along Livingston Avenue from https://www.columbusunderground.com/columbus-construction-photos-march-2018-we1 The Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion will be a nine-story, 386,000 square foot building that will serve as the centerpiece of Children's Hospital western campus expansion along Livingston Avenue. The first of two parking garages in the Children's Hospital western campus expansion is visible to the left in this image:
June 5, 20187 yr Took a drive around Children's Hospital today. The Behavioral Health Pavilion is quite prominent on I-70. This is the view from Fulton: And along Livingston: The building on 18th at Mound is moving right along too:
July 23, 20186 yr Early July view of the nine-story Behavioral Health Pavilion that is the centerpiece of Children's Hospital western campus expansion along Livingston Avenue. Also a good view of the first of two parking garages built on the hospital's western campus next to the Behavioral Health Pavilion: https://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-july-2018-edition-we1 Side view of the nine-story Behavioral Health Pavilion:
July 31, 20186 yr The former Africentric School Building at 300 E. Livingston Avenue that Children's Hospital purchased last year is now being demolished. The Dispatch had a photo of the building's demolition in its Saturday print version. The building was purchased along with its property west of Grant Avenue as part of Children's Hospital westward expansion along Livingston Avenue. After the building's demolition, the property will be initially used as a surface parking lot to support the new West Campus being built east of Grant Avenue: Below is an aerial view of the former Africentric School Building at 300 E. Livingston Avenue and the property west of Grant Avenue. Part of the Children's Hospital West Campus Expansion has been built on the property east of Grant Avenue, but has not been updated on this aerial: Here is the Dispatch's e-edition photo of the demolition viewed from Livingston Avenue with downtown in the background:
September 15, 20186 yr Taken today. It doesn't look that different from the picture of it posted on here from July. I'm sure medical buildings are involved and take longer as the completion date is listed as 2020.
November 14, 20186 yr When we talk about the many projects that Children's Hospital had undertaken over the past decade, we are usually talking about construction projects on the hospital's original campus at the northeast corner of Parsons & Livingston or their campus expansion west along Livingston Avenue. This article at CityLab looks at another type of development that Children's Hospital has been undertaking in the neighborhoods surrounding the hospital. As the CityLab article states it: "About a decade ago, Nationwide Children’s Hospital embarked on a project to transform the adjacent area. The medical institution pumped investments into housing improvements in the surrounding community as part of an audacious effort to create a healthier environment for residents." https://www.citylab.com/equity/2018/09/when-a-hospital-plays-housing-developer/569800/
September 1, 20195 yr From https://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-short-north-grandview-yard-we1 The $158 million, nine-story, 386,000 square foot building that will serve as the centerpiece of Children's Hospital western campus expansion along Livingston Avenue looks mostly finished on the outside. But the Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion, that will be a clinical department and a pediatric psychiatric hospital, still has work to do on the inside:
September 1, 20195 yr Also from https://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-short-north-grandview-yard-we1 An unnamed building under construction next to the Behavioral Health Pavilion on the Children's Hospital western campus. Based on the previously posted master plan for this campus, it could be the data center:
September 3, 20195 yr On 9/1/2019 at 3:06 PM, Columbo said: Also from https://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-short-north-grandview-yard-we1 An unnamed building under construction next to the Behavioral Health Pavilion on the Children's Hospital western campus. Based on the previously posted master plan for this campus, it could be the data center: It is the new Data Center on the top two floors. The floors below will host a new conference center.
November 12, 20195 yr NBBJ has filed a Preliminary Plan Review application for a new 7-story research building on the NCH Campus. Based on the description and the address, it appears to be building number 6 from the strategic plan map for the campus. Here is a screenshot from a video NCH made explaining the strategic plan. I believe the green building on the left is what will be built. It appears to have 7-stories in this conceptual rendering. Edited November 12, 20195 yr by cbussoccer
November 12, 20195 yr As an aside, I hate those parking lots. I understand them but I wish they would at least go subterranean for them. Such a bad aesthetic for revitalizing Livingston.
November 12, 20195 yr 1 minute ago, DTCL11 said: As an aside, I hate those parking lots. I understand them but I wish they would at least go subterranean for them. Such a bad aesthetic for revitalizing Livingston. I completely agree. Hopefully we will see them developed at some point. I'm sure a hotel would work well here due to the large number of families that travel in from outside the metro area. I'm sure NCH also has a decent amount of business travel into the hospital that could utilize a hotel. Some restaurant space could also be very successful.
November 12, 20195 yr 52 minutes ago, cbussoccer said: I completely agree. Hopefully we will see them developed at some point. I'm sure a hotel would work well here due to the large number of families that travel in from outside the metro area. I'm sure NCH also has a decent amount of business travel into the hospital that could utilize a hotel. Some restaurant space could also be very successful. While I agree, I think it could be a safety barrier of sorts. I could also see where they develop them in the future because they are going to be completely landlocked when this master plan is finished.
November 12, 20195 yr 41 minutes ago, wpcc88 said: While I agree, I think it could be a safety barrier of sorts. I could also see where they develop them in the future because they are going to be completely landlocked when this master plan is finished. Definitely a possibility. They could also build "future office space" and then actually build out the space once they need it. They've done that with a few of their buildings already. Regardless, the long term plan should not be to have surface lots fronting Livingston.
January 9, 20205 yr On 11/12/2019 at 12:31 PM, cbussoccer said: NBBJ has filed a Preliminary Plan Review application for a new 7-story research building on the NCH Campus. Based on the description and the address, it appears to be building number 6 from the strategic plan map for the campus. Here is a screenshot from a video NCH made explaining the strategic plan. I believe the green building on the left is what will be built. It appears to have 7-stories in this conceptual rendering. An engineering application has been filed today for this building. Hopefully this means we will get some official news fairly soon.
January 13, 20205 yr On 1/9/2020 at 10:50 AM, cbussoccer said: An engineering application has been filed today for this building. Hopefully this means we will get some official news fairly soon. In today's Dispatch is the below rendering for this building.
March 2, 20205 yr Nationwide Children’s Hospital unveiled its $159 million Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion to the public over the weekend. The Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion is the nine-story, 386,000 square foot building that will serve as the centerpiece of the Children's Hospital western campus expansion along Livingston Avenue:
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