The new, four-story Saint Mary’s Hauenstein Center facility will encompass 140,000 square feet and is located on the site of the old Xavier Hall building at 240 Cherry SE on the Saint Mary’s downtown campus.

The Hauenstein Neuroscience Center will combine state-of-the-art critical and acute care for those with neurologically related diseases. It will also feature a new emergency/trauma center with 45 private patient rooms on the main floor.

In addition, the project will include the construction of a parking deck adjacent to the center with enough space for 425 vehicles.

The building was designed to maximize efficiency and convenience for the users, while minimizing the impact on the environment. There were also many sustainable techniques considered and decided on for the project as Saint Mary’s plans to seek LEED certification for the building.

PROJECT TEAM:
Project Manager -Mark Bradburn
Field Superintendent - Larry Wolters (pictured below/left)

ARCHITECT:
HKS Architects, P.C.

"I frequently stand across the street from this building and watch you as you do your work. I am so impressed at your skills and the workmanship you are putting into the facility, and I want to thank you for your dedication. This is going to be a great center." - Ralph Hauenstein (picured below/right)