Penn State Health Lancaster Medical Center

Penn State Lancaster project cost was $378 million. The building is 341,000 square feet and includes 132 inpatient beds, an emergency department, and various inpatient services.

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Location

Lancaster, PA
Description

The Challenge, The Solution, The Results

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Project Size

Steel: 210 tons | HDG: 210 tons

Components

Tubing, Beams, and Angle for rooftop equipment supports, screen walls and exterior building canopies

Penn State Lancaster project cost was $378 million. The building is 341,000 square feet and includes 132 inpatient beds, an emergency department, and various inpatient services. The new medical center will employ around 1,000 employees.

The completion of the project helps with the long term goal of ensuring local communities has easier access to world class care. Work on the Lancaster Medical Center began in May of 2020 and brought well-paying jobs to the local Lancaster area. Penn State partnered with Barton Mallow Alexander, HKS Architects, and Oak Tree Development Group.

Stewart Amos a local fabricator in the area was awarded the steel package for this project. The building stands 6 stories high. Hot-dip galvanizing was chosen for the corrosion performance and the longevity of the coating.

Over the course of time this will minimize preventative maintenance and allow the steel framing to last for decades to come.

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