Hospitals

[nite owℓ]

Orlando Health to pour foundation of 11-story new tower Friday night

 

Construction workers will pour the concrete foundation for the new ORMC tower and erect a second construction crane tonight

[prahaboheme]

Would someone with premium access share the details of this article?

 

 

Florida Hospital’s $270M in women’s projects to add 1,700 jobs

 

http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/print-edition/2013/01/04/florida-hospitals-270m-in-womens.html

[Theflytyr]

Would someone with premium access share the details of this article?     Florida Hospital’s $270M in women’s projects to add 1,700 jobs   http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/print-edition/2013/01/04/florida-hospitals-270m-in-womens.html

Try this: http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/print-edition/2013/01/04/florida-hospitals-270m-in-womens.html

[Jernigan]

no go

[Theflytyr]

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[smileguy]

Here's a video rendering of the Florida Hospital campus through construction of the Women's pavillion.  It might not be new, but I hadn't seen it before.   vimeo.com/46445407 - (I removed the link because Vimeo was throwing up an error - just cut and paste.)

 

new Winnie Palmer Center for Women’s Health

There was also a piece in OBJ this morning about an expansion to Womens' services at Orlando Health.  It sounds to me like an outpatient center.

"The opening date and location of the new center is still unknown, as are building specifics."

http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/morning_call/2013/01/orlando-health-announces-plans-for-new.html?ana=e_orl_rdup&s=newsletter&ed=2013-01-15

 

Edited January 15, 2013 by smileguy

[smileguy]

It looks like Orlando Health has completed the Lake Beauty Park improvements.

 

[JFW657]

It looks like Orlando Health has completed the Lake Beauty Park improvements.

 

 

Free food???????????

[nite owℓ]

Just a few pics of ORMC's redevelopment progress:

 

 

New bed tower

 

ER Expansion

 

Proton [beam] Center at MD Anderson UF Health Cancer Center

[Jernigan]

Thanks the photos! I live in Downtown South and see it daily but never really have a chance to sit and look at it because of the location.

A few thoughts -

- Was surprised to see that window blinds look as the centerpiece on the ER expansion siding. Was hoping for something more iconic.

- This hospital is such a beast on Orange. Not as bad as a stadium or landfill but what a wall of nothingness on the street scape. Night and day between Lucerne to Kaley and Kaley to Michigan. I know they will do great things around the train station but its a shame there aren't some better options facing Orange

- I wonder what the holdup is with the Hampton Inn on Columbia near the Walgreens? Still just a fenced off dirt pile.

Sorry for the negativity in this post! The hospital is a nice sugar daddy for the area.

[spenser1058]

Orlando Health plans for Hampton Inn roll forward

 

http://touch.orlandosentinel.com/#section/1504/article/p2p-81535400/

 

How's that for timely? 

[Jernigan]

Wow nice!

"I wonder what's the holdup with the downtown Trader Joes?" (Worth a shot...)

[spenser1058]

Wow nice!

"I wonder what's the holdup with the downtown Trader Joes?" (Worth a shot...)

From your mouth to Buddy's ear!

[HankStrong]

I wonder what's up with me not having a million dollars?

 

 

[sunshine]

what is the height of this Hampton Inn?

 

This is not where the doc restaurant is..correct?

 

What happended to that one?

[JFW657]

what is the height of this Hampton Inn?

 

This is not where the doc restaurant is..correct?

 

What happended to that one?

 

Part of it, at least, looks to be six stories. IDK if the building behind it in the rendering is part of it or not.

 

It is located about a block west of Orange on Columbia.

 

Just like all the rest of the buildings going up at OH, too far off of Orange to have any real visual impact.

[jrs2]

^^

I think that building behind it is the medical office building written about in that article above.

[nite owℓ]

Here's a brief summary, ICYMI:

The ER (Phase I) includes 24 treatment rooms, plus a lab, imaging department, ambulance bays and helipad. The MOB includes an ambulatory surgery center, outpatient imaging, outpatient laboratory services and retail pharmacy (ETA: December). Phase II includes plans for a hospital and other health and wellness concepts. [GMap]

The land surrounding the OH Lake Mary campus is owned by New Century Development and is envisioned to become a "live/work community, with assisted-living and memory-care facilities plus the apartment/housing and other components".

 

[Universe_Explorer]

They've put a 3-4 story building up west of the Hampton Inn on Columbia (looks the shape of another budget-ish hotel, but I'm not sure what it is), and the hotel conversion across from the hospital on Orange is nearing completion - at least they finally have a "Delaney Tavern sign on the restaurant/bar section.  

 

I expect there will be another taller (10-12 story) patient tower on the campus within the next 5 years.  They have to deal with some parking issues first

[smileguy]

On 8/11/2019 at 10:18 PM, Universe_Explorer said:

They've put a 3-4 story building up west of the Hampton Inn on Columbia (looks the shape of another budget-ish hotel, but I'm not sure what it is), and the hotel conversion across from the hospital on Orange is nearing completion - at least they finally have a "Delaney Tavern sign on the restaurant/bar section.  

 

I expect there will be another taller (10-12 story) patient tower on the campus within the next 5 years.  They have to deal with some parking issues first

It looks like everything with the NID (Division St. and northern gateway improvements) and Opportunity Zone status of the neighborhood, plus OH's growth, and the Pulse museum and memorial will spell major growth for the neighborhood. City has been saying a projected. $1.5 billion in development over the next 10-15 years.  Let's see how long the recession holds.

[nite owℓ]

On 8/19/2019 at 1:06 PM, smileguy said:

It looks like everything with the NID (Division St. and northern gateway improvements) and Opportunity Zone status of the neighborhood, plus OH's growth, and the Pulse museum and memorial will spell major growth for the neighborhood. City has been saying a projected. $1.5 billion in development over the next 10-15 years.  Let's see how long the recession holds.

I bought my first home in the SODO area in 2010 in anticipation of future development, but I can honestly say that SODO's growth has far exceeded my expectations in such a short period of time. I have no idea what an additional $1.5B in development would look like, but it will certainly be amazing to witness.