CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
CoxHealth marked the completion of the framing work on its new emergency department Dec. 11 with a topping out ceremony on the Cox South campus, 3801 S. National Ave. CoxHealth employees and construction workers were invited to sign the final beam before it was hoisted into place along with an American flag and a small evergreen tree, a symbol of a safe construction site.
The 78,000-square-foot, $52.5 million emergency department is scheduled for completion in August, featuring 62 beds organized in five pods, as well as several environmentally friendly features such as sustainable building materials and water retention and reuse systems. The department is part of the new Lipscomb Family Wing of Cox South.
