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Nationwide Children's Hospital will become the 2nd largest pediatric hospital in the nation. Recently they unveiled a new logo. Here are some articles I think are, important.
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Nationwide Children's Hospital - News & Discussion
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Walker
The KLD / Downtown / Gay Street
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CalebR
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jpizzow
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CalebR said:
Im guessing the thing your talking about is the West Research Campus- 6 story building I believe- on the west side of Parsons Ave.I may have missed something but I'm under the impression that the main hospital is building 1, the research building just erected on the corner of Livingston and Parsons is building 2. I'm just not sure what building 3 is. Did I completely miss something and building 3 was already built in an earlier phase or have they yet to start construction or even show a rendering? I usually don't miss a beat so I'm thinking they haven't officially announced it yet.
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jpizzow
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"The main hospital was scheduled to open in June of 2012, shortly after a third research building will be completed."
I guess this is what was confusing me but now I'm thinking that building 1 was the one facing I-70 completed a couple of years ago, then the main hospital (building 2) and then the new research building, which would be the third. That's probably it. I just confused myself. Carry on.
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Stephen43215
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I believe the 3rd research buidling is going to sit where the former Kroger building was.
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Walker
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Couple new photos of the construction around Chidlren's here: http://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-august-2011
I like that the intersection of Parsons & Livingston is getting the brick treatment. The scale of this intersection feels gargantuan though. Hopefully some street trees will help to narrow it, but it feels like a bigger intersection than Broad & High at the moment and the building setbacks aren't helping.
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Stephen43215
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There is a fence up around the lot just west of the new CVS with construction crew digging...does anyone know whats going on here?
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futureman
Grandview Heights
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Finally!
Nationwide Children’s Hospital buys neighboring KFC for $2.25M
Premium content from Business First by Carrie Ghose, Staff reporter
Date: Friday, January 20, 2012, 6:00am ESTAfter years of trying, Nationwide Children’s Hospital has finally gotten control of the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant across from its expanding campus on Columbus’ east side. The restaurant closed Jan. 15 after Children’s bought it for $2.25 million.
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Walker
The KLD / Downtown / Gay Street
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Even if that KFC location closed, the company would have sat on the land waiting for a sale. Could have even leased the space to another restaurant.
Children's Hospital didn't get played at all. They had to pay a premium for that corner.
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bman
New Albany
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mrsgeedeck
Castle of Lions
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I really enjoyed watching Children's build around that tiny KFC. While I won't necessarily be sad to see them go (for the overall Master Plans of the hospital not for a grudge against KFC employees) I'm glad Children's continues to expand, I hope it will help anchor the surrounding neighborhood (Livingston to the East/East Whittier, etc.,).
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Pickerington_Kyle
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That KFC looked like the house in the movie "UP" with that parking Garage around 50 percent of it.
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Walker
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