The University of Colorado Hospital (UCH) is the region’s leading tertiary care and referral center. Eager to expand its services but restricted by the confined parameters of the current location, hospital administration elected to build a new, state-of-the-art healthcare campus on the former Fitzsimons Army Medical Base in Aurora, CO. Planned as a four-phase development spanning between 2000-2011, the new UCH campus will ultimately include over 750 beds, consisting of nearly 2 million SF of facilities with a construction value over $500 million. The master plan for the campus will include over $2 billion construction value when completed.

Project Components:

Outpatient Pavilion: Outpatient Surgery, Clinical Laboratory and Phlebotomy, Diagnostic Imaging, 23-hour Patient Stays, Retail Pharmacy, Staff Support and Offices, Central Reception Lobby/ Atrium, Food Service, Ambulatory Specialty Practice, General Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics

Inpatient Pavilion: Inpatient Beds, Med/Surg beds, Radiology, Emergency Services, Surgery, ICU, LDR/Nursery, Pharmacy, Morgue, Dietary, Admitting, Lobby, Gift Shop, Helipad

Inpatient Pavilion II: Psychiatry and Neuro Beds, Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Beds, Pulmonary and Med/Surg beds, Cardiac and Vascular Beds, Bone Marrow Transplant and Oncology Beds, General Clinical Research Center, Central Utility Plant Upgrade, Emergency Expansion, Dietary, Endoscopy Procedure and ICU beds, Neonatal ICU Surgery and Support, Morgue, Dining, Sterile Processing, Dialysis, Pharmacy, Surgery and Surgical ICU, Cardiovascular Diagnostics and Rehab, Burn ICU, Neuro ICU

Program Specialties: Sustainable Design, Helipad

 Project Type: Acute Care, Ambulatory Care, Behavorial Health, Cancer Center, Cardiac Center, Surgery Center

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