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UPMC Presbyterian's facade will feature stylish, energy-efficient glass designed to respect the architecture of UPMC Presbyterian's campus and the Oakland neighborhood.

Inside the tower, innovative technology centered around the patient experience will be at the forefront of a clean, welcoming space.

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Fifth Avenue view of building entrance and outdoor plaza

Fifth Avenue view of entrance and outdoor plaza

Building interior view overlooking rooftop garden terrace

Building interior view overlooking rooftop garden terrace

Entry way view of Presbyterian Bed Tower.

Main entrance view from rooftop terrace

medical arts building

Atwood St. and Fifth Ave. intersection

Walk-way view from rooftop terrace.

Walk-way view from rooftop terrace

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View renderings of the UPMC Presbyterian.

A rendering of the exterior of the Presbyterian Tower.

A rendering of the exterior canopy. There is a pavilion with outdoor seating, and a glass overhang. There area is lined with trees.

A large glass building with a road leading up to it. There is a door on the right side of the building. Across the street there is a sidewalk lined with trees where pedestrians are walking.

A two lane road of the entry drive to Presbyterian tower. There is a grass divider in the road. On the right side of the road, there is an embankment of grass lined with trees. and a sidewalk leading to the building.

A rendering of the Presbyterian tower lobby. The room has full length windows on one wall. The ceiling is wood and concrete. There is a white concierge desk at the front, with a large digital screen behind.

Very tall glass windows line an entire hallway leading from the parking garage to the new tower. There are very high ceilings and skylights.

A digital rendering of the entrance to the new Presbyterian tower. It has tall glass windows with seating areas. There is a large white desk. The ceiling is tall and made of wood.

Clinical staff walk through a long hallway.

A rendering of the north entry drop off to the new Presbyterian tower.

A rendering of the plaza and garden of the Presbyterian tower.

A rendering of the security area of the new Presbyterian tower. There is a hallway with white walls and many ceiling height windows. Security officers stand by the desk and doorways.

A interior rendering of the main Presbyterian tower stairway. There are many dangling lights, and tall windows. The area is spacious.

A rendering of UPMC Presbyterian from Fifth Avenue, looking east.

Fast Facts

Designed by HGA, a national design firm.
900,000 sq. ft., 17-story inpatient tower.
636 private rooms.
A total of 450 adjacent parking spaces.
A digital, high-tech hospital.
Groundbreaking scheduled for summer 2022 with an expected completion of fall 2026.

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