Foundation work for $140 million UF Health North tower addition in review

The project is planned on 25.14 acres at 15255 Max Leggett Parkway, near Interstate 95.


The area east of UF Health North along Max Leggett Parkway is staked out.
The area east of UF Health North along Max Leggett Parkway is staked out.
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The city is reviewing a permit application for the foundation for the $140 million UF Health North six-story, 120-bed tower addition in North Jacksonville.

The 225,200-square-foot hospital is planned on 25.14 acres at 15255 Max Leggett Parkway, near Interstate 95.

A rendering of the proposed UF Health North 120-bed hospital tower addition.
A rendering of the proposed UF Health North 120-bed hospital tower addition.

Batson-Cook and Danis are joint-venture contractors on the project. Gresham Smith is the architect.

The project is the third phase of UF Health North, which plans a groundbreaking ceremony March 31.

The UF Health North campus includes a 92-bed hospital, 24/7 adult and pediatric emergency center, and an outpatient multispecialty medical office building with more than 30 specialty services.

The UF Health North campus includes a 92-bed hospital, 24/7 adult and pediatric emergency center, and an outpatient multispecialty medical office building.
The UF Health North campus includes a 92-bed hospital, 24/7 adult and pediatric emergency center, and an outpatient multispecialty medical office building.

 

 

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