A replacement for St. Anthony Hospital is slated to anchor the proposed $430 million, nearly 1 million square foot Focal Point mixed-use community on about 11 acres of land, about four miles southwest of the Chicago Loop
Rendering courtesy of HDR Architects
By Dan Emerson
Like many aging hospitals throughout the country, century-old St. Anthony in Chicago has plans for a new replacement campus a short distance from its existing facility outside of downtown.
Yet, what St. Anthony Ministries, the holding company that owns the hospital, has planned is, perhaps, unlike any medical complex/planned community in the country, according to officials.
On an 11-acre lot at 31st Street and Kedzie Avenue, about four miles southwest of the Chicago Loop, St. Anthony and development partners are planning a $430 million, mixed-use campus with a new hospital, medical office space, retail, wellness, education, arts and recreational components to serve the surrounding community. It is being called the Focal Point community.
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