The cancer center project features three buildings — a research tower, an inpatient hospital tower, and a multidisciplinary outpatient cancer treatment center. Two levels of underground parking will be part of the project. The buildings will be built directly east of the Durham Research Center towers on the west end of the UNMC campus. A fourth building, an ambulatory care clinic, will be constructed to provide much needed outpatient clinic space.
Cancer Research Tower
- 250,000 square feet
- $110 million
- 10-level building that is the same height as the Durham Research Centers
- 98 new research laboratories
- Seven floors dedicated to research including: breast, brain, pancreatic, GI, prostate, lymphoma, leukemia, lung, head and neck, and women's cancer, as well as cancer vaccines and drug development.
- One floor of mechanical support
- Two levels of underground research support space
Multidisciplinary Outpatient Cancer Treatment Center
- 200,000 square feet
- $150 million
- Nine-level building with room for future growth as needed
- Five floors dedicated to outpatient clinics
- Two floors for office space
- Two underground levels for radiation therapy
Cancer Inpatient Facility
- 125,000 square feet
- $63 million
- Six-level building, with three inpatient floors, two floors dedicated to collaborative diagnostics and treatment and one floor for mechanical support
- 108 inpatient beds
Ambulatory Care Clinic
- 120,000 square feet
- $47 million
- Located at 42nd and Farnam streets
- Includes renovation of existing cancer clinics for non-cancer related clinical use
Total square feet: 695,000
Total cost: $370 million
