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     • The Board of Regents voted Sept. 19 to approve the five-year project, with a projected cost of $920 million.
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   Will Michigan Medicine build a new hospital in Ann Arbor?

   • Michigan Medicine, the academic medical arm of the University of Michigan, is building a new $920-million, 12-story hospital on its Ann Arbor medical campus.

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   When was the Pavilion hospital added to Ann Arbor?

   • The Pavilion Hospital was added at the rear. The Medical School Class of 1885. No one thought the house on North U. would suffice for long. In the 1870s Ann Arbor was growing quickly, and the citizens were keenly interested in having a real hospital. But they had to wait six years for action.

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   How much did it cost to build a hospital in Lansing?

   • The Pavilion Hospital and its numerous cupolas. Nurses gather at the Catherine Street complex in 1910. Grand hopes for a new building soon went a-glimmering. A planning committee toured the best hospitals on the East Coast and came back with a plan that would cost $200,000. But Lansing offered only $50,000.

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   What was the first hospital in Michigan?

   • The Catherine Street complex was a hodgepodge of clinical buildings. The University Hospital known as Old Main was the work of architect Albert Kahn. When the first hospital opened to patients in 1869, the state of Michigan had only one city of significant size and a sprinkling of small towns in an ocean of farms.

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   What's new at Michigan Medicine Hospital?

   • The new hospital will house a state-of-the-art neurosciences center, advanced imaging, and high-level, specialty care services for cardiovascular and thoracic patients. The D. Dan and Betty Kahn Health Care Pavilion at University of Michigan Health will be the name of the new Michigan Medicine hospital currently under construction.

   The Pavilion: Michigan Medicine's New Hospital

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   What happened to Old Main Hospital?

   • Portions of this article appeared in the writer’s accounts of the original hospital on North University, the Pavilion Hospital, and “Old Main,” first published in Medicine at Michigan. Old Main was demolished in 1989 after the opening of a new University Hospital nearby.

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3. umaec.umich.edu › projects › major-projectsProject Details – University of Michigan Architecture ...

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   Budget: $920 million. Schedule: Construction Start: Spring 2021. Estimated Construction Completion: Spring 2025. Square Feet: New – 690,000 gross square feet. Design Team: HOK Group, Inc.

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   Sep 20, 2019 · A new $920 million, 264-bed hospital for the University of Michigan is expected to open in the fall of 2024 after a vote today by the university's board of regents approving the project.

5. www.mlive.com › news › g66l-2019A closer look at plans for the new $920M University of ...

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   Sep 20, 2019 · Plans for the 12-story, $920 million hospital were approved Sept. 19, capping a year-and-a-half of studies totaling $34.4 million for a new, 690,000-square-foot facility that Michigan Medicine...

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6. record.umich.edu › articles › michigan-medicine-willMichigan Medicine will build new 12-story adult inpatient ...

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   Sep 19, 2019 · U-M explores new hospital. The Board of Regents voted Sept. 19 to approve the five-year project, with a projected cost of $920 million. This vote follows two previous Board of Regents decisions in 2018 to approve planning expenditures related to the project.

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   There was to be a new and separate department of homeopathic medicine. A new hospital would be built for both schools of medicine to share. The state would put in $8,000 for construction as long as Ann Arbor put in $4,000 — a deal city voters accepted by a vote of 422 to 4.

8. www.constructiondive.com › news › university-ofUniversity of Michigan resumes $920 million hospital build

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   Mar 18, 2021 · Citing improving economic conditions, the University of Michigan will resume construction of a $920 million hospital in Ann Arbor that was approved in late 2019 but was shuttered last year due...

9. www.michiganmedicine.org › about-us › pavilionThe Pavilion: Michigan Medicine's New Hospital

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   Dec 8, 2022 · Michigan Medicine announced today plans to build a new adult hospital that will increase patient access and transform medical and surgical care at the academic medical center of the University of Michigan.