Children’s Health and UT Southwestern Advance US$5 Billion Pediatric Campus in Dallas

Introduction

Children’s Health and UT Southwestern Medical Center have reached a major construction milestone for their new pediatric campus in Dallas, Texas, with the completion of the 12-story hospital’s structural frame. The $5 billion development is one of the largest healthcare construction projects in the US and is designed to expand paediatric care, research and education capacity across North Texas. 

Features

The campus will span more than 5 million square feet and include the 12-story Moody Children’s Hospital with 552 beds across three towers. 

The development will expand inpatient, surgical and ambulatory services while bringing a broad range of paediatric specialties together at one location.

Designed around children and families, the facility will feature spacious patient rooms capable of accommodating two caregivers, integrated technology and adaptable lighting. 

Green spaces and family-oriented areas will provide opportunities for recreation and relaxation.

Additional amenities will include a multifaith chapel, playrooms, interactive spaces, a music therapy suite, broadcast studio and areas for children to continue their schoolwork during treatment.

The campus will combine advanced medical technology with family-centred design to support medical, emotional, educational and social needs. 

The project will strengthen the partnership between Children’s Health and UT Southwestern in delivering comprehensive paediatric healthcare.

Specification:

Name Children’s Health and UT Southwestern Medical Center
Type New Construction
Budget US$5 Billion
Year 2031

 

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