UNIVERSITY SEEKS $100 MILLION GRANT TO HELP PAY FOR $250 MILLION FACILITY
By John Mugford
The future 405,000 square foot Academic Ambulatory Care Center is slated for a parcel near the University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview hospital in Minneapolis.
Rendering courtesy of U of M Physicians and Fairview Health
As the University of Minnesota continues construction on its future facility for Amplatz Children’s Hospital, the university’s Board of Regents has approved bonding for an even bigger medical project on the Minneapolis campus.
In recent weeks, the regents gave the green light to issuing up to $150 million in bonds for the building of the future $250 million, 405,000 square foot Academic Ambulatory Care Center (AACC).
The ambulatory facility is slated for a surface parking lot a few blocks from the main University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview hospital.
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