10 Day Look Ahead: Renewal Project Construction Activities

New Stanford Hospital Facility 

Work is under way to construct the new Stanford Hospital facility in order to accommodate advances in medical technology, increase capacity, and meet new seismic safety standards. The 824,000 square foot hospital includes 368 individual patient rooms, state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment rooms, an expanded Emergency Department, new employee parking structure, five gardens, walking trails and a meditation room. The new hospital is expected to be completed in 2017 and open for patient care in early 2018. 

What to expect this weekend (8/17-8/18)

Hours of Construction Activity: 9 am- 6 pm

The demolition of the former Garden Entrance to Stanford Hospital & Clinics will continue. Shoring and tie back work will continue on the New Stanford Hospital construction site. Soil will be off hauled from the site on Saturday, 8/17.

Weekday work (8/19-8/23)

Hours of Construction Activity: 7 am - 6 pm; 

night work from 7 pm-5 am in the former MRI space at the hospital

Shoring, excavation and tie back work will continue.
 

Foundation work will begin on Monday, 8/19, with test pile drilling. Foundation work will continue for 5-6 weeks. 

Demolition work will continue in the former Garden Entrance of Stanford Hospital & Clinics. Night work will occur next week to continue cutting and capping utilities near the former MRI, which is scheduled to be demolished at the end of the month. The demolition will cause some noise and vibration and is being coordinated closely with the hospital.

Dirt off haul from the NSH site will continue next week. Please be cautious of trucks entering and exiting the road.

What to expect next weekend (8/24-8/25)

Hours of Construction Activity: 9 am - 6 pm

Shoring, tie back, and foundation work will continue on the site. Soil will be off hauled from the site on Saturday, 8/24. 

Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Expansion

August 2011-December 2016

The Packard Children's Hospital expansion, which will expand Packard's ability to care for children and expectant mothers, is under way. The new 521,000 square foot facility will add 150 patient beds, more healing spaces, and the latest medical technology. The Packard expansion is scheduled to open in 2016.

This week's activities:

What to expect this weekend (8/17-8/18)

Hours of Construction Activity: 7 am - 7 pm

Work will continue on the Packard expansion site over the weekend to perform shoring and bench cutting activities.

A 1,800 cubic yard concrete mat slab pour will begin at 12 am on Saturday morning.

Dirt will be off hauled from the site through Saturday, 8/17.

Weekday work (8/19-8/23)

Hours of Construction Activity: 6 am - 7 pm

Shoring, excavation, rebar installation, auger cast pile installation and bench cutting work will continue on the Packard expansion site next week. All drilling work is being closely coordinated with the hospital and is not anticipated to cause noise or vibration.

Dirt will continue to be off hauled from the site.

Access to the rear entrance of Packard Children's will remain open throughout construction although some egress detours will be in place.

What to expect next weekend (8/24-8/25)

Hours of Construction Activity: 6 am - 7 pm

Shoring, excavation, bench cutting and soil off haul will continue on the Packard expansion site next weekend.

All drilling work is being closely coordinated with the hospital and is not anticipated to cause noise or vibration.

Hoover Garage

May 2012-August 2013

General Reminders

Motorists: please be mindful of sharing the road with bicyclists. 

Consider alternatives to driving, including Stanford's free Marguerite shuttle, biking, carpooling, and transit. Try the do-it-yourself commute planning tool.

Cyclists: please be mindful of sharing the sidewalk with pedestrians. Those who choose not to share the road and use the sidewalks must walk their bicycles.

Pedestrians: must use the new designated crosswalks on Welch Road. Jaywalking is illegal and especially unsafe in active construction areas. Maps with new pedestrian crosswalks are available at www.SUMCRenewal.org. Thank you!

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