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To support the growing Treasure Valley and increasing patient needs, St. Luke’s is updating and modernizing the Boise Medical Center. This includes the construction of a new shipping and receiving building, designed to be the main delivery drop-off and pick-up point for the hospital.
The new shipping and receiving building is part of the St. Luke’s Master Plan. Following a multiyear planning and engagement process, the Master Plan was approved by the Boise City Council and adopted into the City of Boise’s Blueprint Boise comprehensive plan in 2015.
The building is 28,841 square-feet and sits two stories above grade and one story below. Community and neighborhood input helped drive the design and functionality of the facility. The orientation of the building will allow large trucks to use an alley between 1st and 2nd streets, covering the loading docks from public view. The first floor of the shipping and receiving will be used as a loading dock where supplies and other items will be loaded on trucks.
Hummel Architects designed the facility with a ‘pulse’ brick pattern, similar to the new central plant, which is also under construction. The 2nd Street façade will feature raised planters with significant landscaping. Large expanses of glass will provide insight into the building’s staircases.
Please note: Sidewalks will be blocked on the north side of Jefferson Street, between 1st and 2nd, and limited on the south side of Jefferson.
Following the relocation of three houses on Bannock and Jefferson, between 1st and 2nd streets, including the Bishop Foote Guest House (which will be relocated on St. Luke’s property near the southeast corner of Ave. B and Bannock), excavation and shoring will begin on the block.
Please check this page regularly to stay informed about our progress.
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