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21 hours ago, jrs2 said:
College of Nursing Building - UCF...
This can't happen soon enough. We are so in need of more nurses.
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Some more pictures of Jewett, Digestive Health Institute, and Neuroscience Institute
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It's been a while, and these aren't super updated, but here is the Digestive Health Institute and also the new Neuroscience Institute
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We just don't do skinny and tall buildings here in Orlando anymore, do we?
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Some updates of Jewett and the Digestive Health Institute.
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15 hours ago, jrs2 said:
That surface lot in the foreground is the one where Kuhn is proposing his new tower, right?
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Some updated photos from earlier this week. Will be interesting to see who leases space here.
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This thing will fit nicely in that spot if it ever happens
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On 7/21/2022 at 2:18 PM, nite owℓ said:
Let's not pretend like Orlando Health is any different...
No doubt. The upside of it is that it (in general) benefits the overall Orlando community.
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16 hours ago, IAmFloridaBorn said:
But why ?!
They have to stay "non-profit" somehow!
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Per a recent article in OBJ, it looks like they are planning on razing the office building at 62 W Surtevant St. I wonder what they are planning for this site. They just built a new garden/pavilion next to it. Does anyone have any info on the proposed redevelopments of the industrial parts of SODO? If that movement takes off then it can totally change the feel and allure of this part of town. Much like what Advent Health is doing in the blocks around its hospital campus.
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9 minutes ago, Jernigan said:
What is the address/location?
86 W. Underwood St
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3 hours ago, spenser1058 said:
That’s definitely, ummmm, funky.
It fits the overall aesthetic of "new" Orlando Health buildings (boxy, not sexy). I don't hate it but am also not crazy about it. I am a little surprised they are plopping just a 3-story building on that prime location. They are in desperate need for more physician office space and graduate medical education space (the building that this is replacing is currently the GME building)
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Newly announced design for the upcoming Neuroscience Institute. Continued growth on the Orlando Health Campus. Currently we have this, Jewett, and the Digestive Health Institute planned or under construction.
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The front of Jewett is coming along. Building is looking good.
The fds
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I’ve always really liked the aesthetic of this building.
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Picture of Jewett from today.
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Some updated photos from today. It looks like they are building a pedestrian bridge to connect the North Tower to Jewett. The neuroscience institute should be right next to the North Tower when it's built, so I imagine the walkway will bifurcate to allow movement between all three.
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Tower crane it is!
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A little different vantage point here. So much development potential in this part of downtown.
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4 hours ago, shardoon said:
What exactly are they doing to the digestive institute? Is that a tower crane base? How big is this expansion gonna be?
This is a picture of the plan. Not sure what the final product will be. I was thinking maybe elevator shaft but maybe you're right about the crane setup.
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Another update from today. Jewett coming along. Digestive Health Institute looks a bit…constipated
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Society | 28- & 17-Story Residential [Under Construction]
in Orlando
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Curious to see what the final product of this building is because it looks so ugly currently. Also looks like minimal work in the past several months. I’m guessing they are fleshing out the interior currently but the frontage has looked the same and unfinished for months.