Baptist Health Care moves to design phase of $550M replacement hospital

Pensacola, Fla.-based Baptist Health Care selected an architect, program manager and general contractor for its $550 million replacement hospital this week, according to The Pensacola News Journal.

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The selection of the companies advanced the replacement proposal to the design stage. 

Baptist Health Care selected Gresham Smith, a Tennessee-based architecture, engineering and design practice, to serve as the architect; Meadows & Ohly of Peachtree Corners of Georgia to serve as program manager; and Brasfield & Gorrie, a construction firm in Alabama, to serve as general contractor. 

The new 650,000-square-foot hospital will replace its aging Baptist Hospital in Pensacola, which saw its first patient in 1951.

The new hospital is expected to open in 2023.

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