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ASB Construction commences
Construction of St George Hospital's new Acute Services Building has commenced.
The NSW Government will accelerate construction of the $277 million building to complete it up to six months earlier than projected.
Fast-tracking the project will save about $30 million without any reduction in the size of the project or the clinical services delivered.
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Gray Street Main Entry Upgrade
St George Hospital's Gray Street main entry is being upgraded.
Access to the hospital via Gray Street has changed. Follow the signage to a new temporary entry close to the previous entry point.
Accessibility access for the hospital main entry and Emergency Department will be available at all times.
The latest aerial photo shows the new Acute Services Building structure is well advanced.
ASB construction on track
Construction of the new Acute Services Building (ASB) has progressed rapidly since works began in January, 2016.
As you can see in the latest aerial photography taken this month, the building is fully defined and you can really appreciate what an enormous investment the new ASB is in the future of St George Hospital.
The first sky sign is revealed.
It's getting real
As the scaffolding starts to be removed from the Acute Services Building (ASB) façade, our new building is being revealed for the first time.
The first of the sky signs is now clearly visible from Short Street, Kogarah.
The new Acute Services Building has reached its full height
Topping Out Ceremony
Health Minister Jillian Skinner was joined by local MPs on Friday 16 September, 2016 on the top of St George Hospital’s new Acute Services Building to celebrate construction reaching its highest point.
“Today - after eight months of construction and over 269,000 worker hours - the centrepiece of the redevelopment, the Acute Services Building, has reached its full height of nine storeys, which includes a new helipad,” Mrs Skinner said.
Building for our community.
The redevelopment will include a new seven-storey Acute Services Building above the new Emergency Department.
It will include intensive care, high dependency unit, cardiac intensive care, extra operating theatres, extra acute inpatient beds and a sterilising services department.
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Development Application approved
The Environmental Impact Statement was approved by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment (DPE) in November, 2015.
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Now open
The new Kensington Street access is a welcome addition to St George Hospital.
It includes a new 55 space street level car park, new hospital entrance and a new drop-off zone.
This will improve access to and from the Kogarah town centre, and provide better access for patients and visitors to the hospital.
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