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Including a copy of the site plan would be really helpful toward understanding more specifically where the building is proposed to be located.
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Cool, keep em coming!
Only in Indianapolis are 16 story buildings “soaring towers”. The design is nice.
For a hospital located just about anywhere, 16 stories would be considered soaring. And since it would technically be considered a high rise, I think the description is pretty accurate. I like the design very much.
The towers – even at 14 or 16 stories – will be shorter than downtown’s Market Square Center (aka the Gold Building), the CityView building at the corner of 38th and Meridian, and both the Conrad and Hyatt Regency hotels as well as the AT&T 220 building. Stack the three towers one on top of the other and it adds up to at least 42 to 48 stories, just one shy of the Salesforce Tower. The building will be massive in terms of square footage accommodating hundreds of employees. No wonder two new large apartment buildings also will soon be rising nearby.
When did 14-16 floor buildings become “soaring towers”. Good grief.
Great addition. The consolidation will vastly improve operations. The design is appealing although ‘soaring’ infers a skyscraper akin to, at least, the Salesforce Tower. Anything less than 800 feet truly is not ‘soaring.’
Will the people mover remain or be updated? Its function to link the separate campuses is clear. The jerky ride is subpar — this can and should be fixed.
Indy really needs to capitalize on the now discontinued people mover, by connecting this new hospital to IUPUI campus, ezkenazi, 16 tech and even as far as the airport. This could grow into a smaller version of the medical campus in Houston
You will rarely if ever see hospitals taller than 16 stories even in Chicago or New York. The average height of hospitals, again, even in New York or Chicago is around 8 or 9 stories. I have seen them and been in them.
I also love IU health, they saved my life when cancer was at my door.
Several > 20 story tall hospitals in Houston