New Construction Permit Issued For Cook County Ambulatory Facility

An ambulatory facility being built by Cook County Hospital in the Illinois Medical District, at Damen Avenue and Polk Street.
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An Ambulatory Facility Being Built By Cook County Hospital In The Illinois Medical District, At Damen Avenue And Polk Street.

Clayco's construction of a new medical facility in the Illinois Medical District is nearing the finish line after the Buildings Department issued a construction permit interior fit-out of the nine-story building at Polk Street and Damen Avenue.

Clayco was awarded the contract from Cook County Health & Hospital Systems last August. The ambulatory facility cost $138M to build; Clayco was awarded a $109M contract to develop the building, which is expected to be completed in fall 2018. The work covered under this permit is estimated to cost $33.9M.

The ambulatory facility is one of several high-profile developments happening in the IMD since Dr. Suzet McKinney was named executive director in September 2015. This development is across the street from IMD Gateway, Jack Higgins' $1B mixed-use development at Ogden and Damen avenues.

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