F E B R U A R Y 2 0 0 9 I S S U E The Big Picture
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Photo by Christopher Myers |
Travelers in and around East Baltimore may have noticed the
changing cityscape.Johns Hopkins is developing a five-acre
site to create two 12-story towers, a new two-story main
entrance for the hospital, adult and pediatric emergency
departments, and more. It's one of the largest health care
building projects in the country. During the day, it looks
pretty much like a construction site. But at night, glowing
interior lights play off the more than 12,000 tons of
structural steel, illuminating the skyline. At the center
of this photograph is the Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan
Cardiovascular and Critical Care Tower; just to the right
in the shadows is the Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children's
Center. The buildings should be completed by the end of
2010 and operating in spring 2011. |
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