The beam-topping marks a construction milestone for Outpatient Care West Campus, located in the Innovation District. The facility will house central Ohio’s first proton therapy treatment center, in collaboration with Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Outpatient Care West Campus site, located in the Innovation District, is almost 50% complete.
Columbus Monthly recently featured Ohio State's Innovation District in its health care special edition. The publication interviewed Jay Kasey, Ohio State’s senior vice president of Administration and Planning, and Grace Wang, Ohio State’s executive vice president for Research, Innovation and Knowledge.
The inpatient hospital project reached a major milestone in January. Concrete was recently poured on level 22 of the north and south elevator cores of facility, making it the tallest building on all of the Ohio State campuses. The north and south elevator towers will eventually reach level 25 which will be used for mechanical and support spaces.
Mechanical and electrical plumbing system installation continues at Dodd Parking Garage, which is now 70% complete. Teams have poured concrete on six of seven levels of the facility, located on the corner of Medical Center and Old Cannon drives. The project will create parking spots for 1,100 vehicles.
Additional construction activities include:
