A hard hat tour of the MetroHealth Transformation program featuring the nearly completed Glick Center and the early construction of the Apex project.  MetroHealth’s Glick Center is a new 11-floor hospital and New Central Utility Plant, that will be LEED and Well Building certified, and the campus will sit in the first EcoDistrict anchored by a health care system in the U.S. The Apex project is MetroHealth’s outpatient and administrative building, delivering on MetroHealth’s promise to turn its main campus into a “hospital in a park” and to create a more welcoming neighborhood. The project consists of a new Outpatient Care facility (including a Cancer Center), Rammelkamp Center renovation and a 700-car parking garage.

Please note meeting location and the required PPE below. Additionally, a waiver that must be completed will be sent before the event.

Meeting Location: (Map Attached)

Emmanuel Church
3525 W. 25th Street 
Cleveland, 44109

Participants will be required to wear the following PPE:

• Vests

• Hard Hats

• Glasses

• Gloves

• Pants

• Flat, hard soled shoes (no heels or tennis shoes)

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

• Attendees will explore the impact of MetroHealth’s Transformation program on the Clark-Fulton neighborhood the hospital has anchored for 150 years. The EcoDistrict represents a paradigm shift in neighborhood revitalization, one that focuses on health equity and community well-being.

• Attendees will tour the projects to identify the incorporation of innovative design features supporting a patient first healing environment and infection control.
  

• Attendees will consider and observe the integration of sustainable and innovative building systems, envelope, and finishes contributing to a LEED building.

• Attendees will discuss and understand how the design team, contractor, and the owner worked through the challenges of the pandemic and supply chain issues to deliver on overall schedule and budget.
  

COST:

AIA, NOMA, Allied Members: Free
Non-Members: $10.00

1.0 HSW CEU