Additional project
Prior to phase one, AHS is hoping to construct a new building at CapitalCare Norwood for highly specialized programs.
PHASES 1: $475.6 MILLION (ESTIMATED COST)
1 District Utility Plant
To provide the extra power required by new buildings. Some of the space would be equipped immediately, while the rest would be phased in as buildings are completed.
2 Child mental health building
The construction of the standalone building would create approximately 100 beds. Current services are housed in the old Children’s Pavillion.
3 Clinical services centre
Construction of new Clinical Services Centre to host programs currently run from buildings set to be demolished.
4 Demolition
Demolition of the old Women’s Centre (1951), Children’s Pavilion (1964), Community Services Centre (1958) and Renal Dialysis Building (2003).
PHASES 2: $2.27 BILLION (ESTIMATED COST) 5&6 District Utility Plant, parkade
Further development of District Utility Plant. Construction of the new parkade will be made on the north side of campus.
7 Hospital towers
Construction of a new high-rise hospital tower with approximately 800 beds. The building would include 64 extra rehabilitation beds for use until new facilities at the Glenrose Hospital are complete.
8 Treatment centre
Renovation of the existing Active Treatment Centre and Diagnostic Centre to accommodate uses, such as offices, training facilities, research labs and low-intensity care spaces.
9 North Pavilion demolished
Demolition of the North Pavilion (1964) at CapitalCare Norwood.
PHASES 3 AND 4: $1.79 BILLION (ESTIMATED COST)
10 Revamping of Glenrose Hospital
The final phases of the campus overhaul would feature upgrades to the Glenrose hospital, including the demolition of GlenEast (1964), renovation of the GlenWest building (1990), construction of a new GlenSouth building, and a new parking structure.
11 Final projects
Other projects include renovation of Orthopedic Surgery Centre, further renovations of the old Active Treatment Centre, and demolition of Anderson Hall (1968).