ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – CBRE Healthcare has been selected to provide project management and related consulting services for Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital new 230,000-square-foot research and education building. Johns Hopkins All Children’s recently acquired approximately 1.4 acres of land neighboring their St. Petersburg, Florida campus. This land is near both the new hospital and the outpatient care center and will house the new research and education building. The new facility will be connected to the OCC by an enclosed, air-conditioned bridge.
Designed to serve as an educational center for pediatric resident physicians and fellows, the new facility will offer a simulation lab for clinical teaching, collaborative environments for research and space to promote free exchange of knowledge and findings. Also included are laboratories for bench and translational research, designated areas for shared support and research cores to promote collaboration.
As project manager, CBRE Healthcare will provide the following services to Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital:
- Phase I: Project Planning and Pre-Construction Phase Services
- Phase II: Construction and Occupancy Phase Services
- Phase III: Post-Occupancy and Close-Out Phase Services
The new facility will help further expand Johns Hopkins All Children’s research mission and strengthen collaborative research across multiple areas of pediatric medicine. The $95.5-million project began construction in early 2016 and completion is anticipated in mid-2018.
CBRE Healthcare and Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital have a long-standing relationship, beginning in 2006 when CBRE Healthcare provided onsite project management services for the new replacement hospital, medical office building, central energy plant and parking garage. The firm also completed a site master plan and backfill plan for the overall Johns Hopkins All Children’s campus in 2010.
