Interdisciplinary design firm HGA has completed the Richard M. Schulze Surgical and Critical Care Center, a 10-story, 620,000-square-foot addition to Abbott Northwestern Hospital housing 190 private inpatient rooms.
The design firm worked with Allina Health to integrate new critical care spaces, including 30 advanced operating rooms purpose-built for complex procedures, into the campus’s existing facilities. The $1 billion, 10-story tower is part of a campus revitalization project at Abbott Northwestern Hospital. The team transformed the historic Founder’s Mall into a welcoming arrival garden and added a 27,000-square-foot rooftop garden offering panoramic views of the city.
HGA is serving as the architect on the project, with Mortenson as the construction manager. “Our team worked closely with Allina Health to design a facility that expands access to specialized medical services today while remaining flexible enough to adapt to tomorrow’s technologies, clinical needs and healthcare delivery models,” said Jennifer Klund, Principal at HGA.
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