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Fresh renderings: Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s $1.3B Brookhaven hospital

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Expect more than 20 acres of green space at the 70-acre development, project leaders say

Almost two years after shovels broke ground on Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s new hospital campus, new renderings have surfaced that paint a clearer picture of what the massive project could look like, in totality.

The campus’s new Center for Advanced Pediatrics is already open for business, but the centerpiece of the development, a potentially $1.3 billion hospital, could take until 2025 to complete.

The Brookhaven hospital, sited at the corner of Interstate 85 and North Druid Hills Road, is projected to include nearly 450 beds, two “patient towers,” a diagnostics and treatment podium, and a medical office building, according to Walter P Moore, an engineering firm working on the project.

Renderings recently published online by Walter P Moore indicate the new hospital is slated to rise 19 stories, the same floor count as the hotel that had stood on the site until its 2014 demolition.

The Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta hospital campus is also expected to feature a new AFLAC Cancer and Blood Disorders Center and a medical office building.

The 70-acre project, which could end up costing about $1.5 billion when all’s said and done, is also expected to boast more than 20 acres of new green space, as well as miles of walking trails for medical professionals and patients.