When the renovation on the 194,000-square-foot building is complete, about 1,000 employees will work there. The building will house executive leaders and finance, human resources, revenue and information technology departments.
Stantec, the design firm working on the project, said the space is big enough to house the university’s current team and has space for future growth.
The academic health system is also setting up a call center across the street from the administrative offices.
The budget for the project is $45 million to $50 million.
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