Henry Ford Hospital Begins Demolition To Make Room For $2.2 Billion Expansion
Henry Ford Health (Detroit) has started a $2.2 billion expansion of Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit.
Demolition of an existing building will make room for the new 21-story hospital tower, with groundbreaking expected later this year and plans to open the facility in 2029, according to the Detroit Free Press.
The expansion will span more than 1 million square feet and add all private rooms with technology upgrades and dedicated space for care teams, patients, and families; acute and ICU operating rooms; a larger ED with specialized space for trauma care and behavioral health; and inpatient rehabilitation, according to a news release.
The project team includes architecture and engineering firm HDR (Omaha, Neb.), planning, architecture and interior design firm Tsoi Kobus Design (Boston), and African American-owned architecture and landscape practice Hamilton Anderson (Detroit).
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