Brigham and Women’s Hospital Hale Building for Transformative Medicine

SQ. FT.

680,000

Owner

Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Architect

NBBJ

A facility to serve every phase in medicine, from research through clinical application

Brigham and Women’s Hospital Hale Building for Transformative Medicine

The Hale Building for Transformative Medicine is comprised of preclinical and clinical research laboratory facilities, as well as clinical space with imaging suites and associated support space. Utilizing an innovative hybrid up/up construction method, the building stands 13 stories high with a 460-space below-grade parking structure. The building includes a vivarium, research laboratories, imaging suites, clinical research areas, and support space.

A modern glass office building stands at a busy city intersection with people walking on sidewalks and cars, including a white van, driving on the street under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Four scientists in lab coats work in a bright, modern laboratory; one writes on a glass wall, two consult a laptop at a desk, and one walks down the hallway.

Driving excellence at Brigham & Women's Hospital

Brigham and Women’s Hospital Hale Building for Transformative Medicine

The building also features a 4MW Gas Reciprocating Engine Co-Generation plant. Although not formally delivered under an Integrated Project Delivery arrangement, Suffolk’s team collaborated closely with the design partners and owner, utilizing Lean practices such as Co-Location, Pull-planning, and Target Value Design. Suffolk also installed a 25-ton, 7T MRI machine after the building had been turned over.

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