Rush University Hospital, Edward A Brennan Entry Pavilion

Project Overview

Rush University Medical Center began a 10-year project to build new facilities, renovate existing buildings and adopt state-of-the-art new technologies. At its center is a 14-story hospital tower, orthopedic ambulatory building and parking garage/central power plant. The Tower, as it’s known, is the first full-service LEED-Gold certified hospital in the Midwest.

Project Details

Recognition:

LEED Gold

Awards & Honors:

Divine Detail Award – AIA Chicago

Interior Architecture Award – AIA Chicago

2012 Building Team Awards Platinum Award – Building Design + Construction

Project Size:

10,000 square feet

Project Cost:

$16 million

IBC Contributions

  • HVAC Design
  • Plumbing Design
  • Electrical Design
  • Lighting Design