Johns Hopkins Hospital Nelson/Harvey Building

The Nelson Harvey Building patient tower occupies a densely urban site within the heart of the Johns Hopkins Hospital campus. The nine story, 33-year-old, 118,500 SF building offers an innovative and sustainable approach in developing a new hybrid building envelope combining high-performance over-cladding with the existing envelope resulted in a modern design aesthetic that is energy efficient, environmentally sustainable and highly resilient.

Upon entering the hospital via the Wolfe Street entrance, patients and visitors are greeted with a bright, contemporary lobby space.  New, private patient rooms have been completely modernized, ensuring that the patient experience aligns with that in the hospital’s new Zayed/Bloomberg Building.

Ayers Saint Gross provided exterior design architecture on the team.

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