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Florida
Hospital Orlando Ginsburg Tower/Orlando, Florida
Architect
HuntonBrady Architects/Orlando, Florida
Owner
Florida Hospital Systems/Orlando, Florida
Size/Cost
640,000-sf, 14-Story Tower, 50,000 sf Emergency Department/$170.2
million
TLC Services
MEP/FP/Voice-Data/Audio-Visual/Security
Florida
Hospital’s new 15-story Ginsburg Tower contains the
Florida Hospital Cardiovascular Institute, 200 beds with
room for 240 future beds, and an Emergency Department
the size of a football field. The Cardiovascular Institute
features the most advanced cardiovascular technology and
diagnostics available. The ED is intended to accommodate
an estimated 90,000 annual visits. It is the first ED
in Central Florida to offer shoreline outlets so ambulances
can turn off their engines and plug into the building.
It also features a unique “LEAN track process”
to help streamline patient flow, make triage more efficient
and decrease wait times. The tower is named for Alan H.
Ginsburg and the Ginsburg Family Foundation. Lots of natural
light and soothing colors help create a healing environment.
Phase 1 was design and construction of the new energy/office
building (EOB). Phase 2 included the addition of a 500-space
parking area to the Alden Street parking garage. Phase
3 was the design and construction of a temporary main
entry. Phase 4 included moving Rollins Street farther
south and construction of the patient tower. Phase 5 was
construction of a new parking garage on McRae Street that
provides 1,158 spaces for hospital staff. Phase 6 included
renovation of the lobby in the existing hospital, construction
of a new canopy and completion of the Main Street corridor
from the new construction to the existing hospital. Phase
7 included the final site work required to connect the
new construction with the existing hospital. |
