Construction & Facilities Management
The gift designates $100 million to establish two research entities within a new institute, each funded by $50 million.
The state has taken steps to save five Steward hospitals after WARN notice announces closure of two others.
Officials said a new 14-story tower and five-story pavilion will deliver better care and help the facility adapt to change.
The gift from the Pogue Foundation is one of only four $100 million philanthropic gifts ever publicly announced in North Texas.
The hospital will include surgical services, a 30-bed inpatient rehabilitation unit and a full complement of imaging services.
The center is designed to accommodate more than 80 principal investigator teams, as well as more modern technology.
Plans for the new facility will be to grow around the existing emergency and radiology departments, and increase inpatient beds.
The funding will go toward a new cardiovascular tower and emergency department, among other upgrades.
The goal is not to emphasize gadgets and screens but instead to use technology to enable human, holistic experiences.
The Petrocelli Pavilion will feature 18 operating rooms, three hybrid rooms with advanced imaging and 132 intensive care rooms.