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With this addition and the new Medical Arts center at Port Warwick, Newport News is competing with the EMS, Norfolk Sentara, Childrens Hospital of the Kings Daughters complex. Still has a long way to go since that complex has expanded a lot also. I think there will be a pre-med program offered at CNU in the future, in cunjunction with Riverside Hospital.

This has not been build yet, but is underway. Here's a little tidbit of info from an article: Central Tower. This building will include the addition of approximately 320,622 square feet of space above the new Emergency/Trauma Center. A new operating suite, a day surgery unit, new critical care units, a new mother/baby unit, additional private rooms and easier access to outpatient services are all part of this next phase of Riverside's expansion. Traffic and Parking. The construction of a new 600 space parking structure, pedestrian sidewalks and new access roads will make it easier and more convenient to come to Riverside Regional Medical Center, whether you're seeking treatment or visiting a loved one.

Here's more pix of the completed Riverside Hospital.

Riverside Hospital has had a major facelift, here's a pic of it now.

Here are three cool City Center Renderings, much of which is already complete or underway.

New Riverside General Hospital Expansion between Newport News and Williamsburg, near the residential development underway around Lee Hall.

I really like the pix. Thanx! CNU is rivaling ODU, without a doubt. And, I'm an ODU alumnist. I think the Ferguson Center is just as nice as the Ted Constant Convocation Center. They have totally different looks though.

I know what ya mean, only 2 more floors. Maybe they'll add a couple floors if there is a high demand for units. I think downtown Newport News, right on the James is a perfect location for a skyline, ideal waterfront and not near an airport. One day, I hope!

Considering the closest building is only 10 stories, to jump to 18 stories is quite a leap. Don't u think? I would have been expected and satisfied with 12 to 15 stories.

The difference is that this is a high rise Marriott, not a 5-acre lot, 3 story Marriott.

I agree Rusthebuss, the drive from Va Beach to Newport News gets pretty bland after the Hampton Power Plant development. After the 18 story condominium is built in City Center, Newport News will have the tallest tower along I-64.

During the winter, after the trees lose their leaves, I can see the development going on at City Center from I-64. I recently drove through the development area. Adjacet to the Mariott Hotel construction, there is an architectural rendering of an 18 story condominium, The Meridian, going up. Now that's a DT Norfolk height quality! Land has already been slated for it. It's actually pretty striking. You will, without a doubt, be able to see it from the interstate, trees or no trees. Let's try to keep those trees for a future city park.