Sent on behalf of Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Landscaping and curb work along the new BJH Plaza West Tower, which closed the easternmost lane of northbound Kingshighway for six weeks, will wrap up early next week. Work will immediately shift to the median, where a pedestrian crosswalk safety zone is being constructed, as well as other work. […]
Category: Facilities Operations Update
April 9-May 7: Medical Campus Street Work Notification on Taylor Avenue Between Forest Park and Duncan Avenues
Sent on behalf of Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Beginning April 9, Archkey will work on the Medical Campus to conduct WashU Medicine cable-pulling activities on Taylor between Forest Park and Duncan and in the 4400 block of Duncan Avenue. Please see the work location. Weather permitting, the planned duration of this work is from Wednesday, April 9, […]
April 11: Lift for Eric P. Newman Education Center (EPNEC) walkway roof core inspection
The planning stages for the Farrell Learning & Teaching Center (FLTC)/EPNEC walkway roof replacement require some field investigative work. To plan the replacement, we must take roof cores from different locations on the roof and learn about the existing materials. This roof is not approved for walking on without fall protection, and no fall protection […]
I-64 ramp closes for 3 months
Sent on behalf of the City of St. Louis. On Friday, March 28th, the city began a three to four month ramp closure from westbound Interstate 64 to Forest Park Avenue and Grand Boulevard for emergency repairs. During the same period, the westbound lanes of Forest Park, between Compton Avenue and Grand, will also be […]
April 1-11: Temporary access restrictions to the Newstead Garage’s Newstead Avenue Entrance
Due to scheduled construction work, temporary access will be restricted to the Newstead Garage’s west entrance only (Newstead entrance). The north entrance on Duncan Avenue will remain open and unaffected during this time. This work will take place in three phases over the next two weeks: Phase 1: Demo – NO ACCESS (April 1 – […]
Sidewalk between St. Louis Children’s Hospital (SLCH) and the Clinical Sciences Research Building (CSRB) to close for three years
The sidewalk between SLCH and CSRB, which provides access from Children’s Place to Parkview Place, Parkview Tower and the Center for Advanced Medicine, will close effective March 31 for approximately three years. Contractors for construction projects at the hospital and WashU Medicine will use the area for office trailers and materials storage. As an alternative, […]
McDonnell Sciences 2 Floor Men’s Restroom Cosmetic Upgrades
Correction: The completion date for this project has been extended to 5/2/25. From Wednesday, April 7th, to April 25th, Interface Construction will begin the cosmetic upgrades to the men’s restroom on the 2nd floor of McDonnell Sciences. This project aims to provide cosmetic upgrades and clean the Men’s restroom on the 2nd floor of the […]
IWJ 3FL Restrooms Cosmetic Upgrades
Edit: This project completion date has been extended to 5/6/2025. Starting Wednesday, April 9th, and continuing through April 29th, Interface Construction will begin the IWJ 3FL restroom cosmetic upgrades. This project aims to convert the men’s restroom to unisex, provide cosmetic upgrades, and clean the restrooms on the 3rd floor of the Irene Walter Johnson […]
April 4: Plaza Garage Entrance Work Starts
Sent on behalf of Barnes-Jewish Hospital. As part of the Plaza Entry work for Campus Renewal, the patient/visitor entry drive into the Plaza Garage from Barnes-Jewish Plaza will be replaced starting April 4. The work will continue for approximately four months. The work will impact the patient and visitor Plaza Garage entrance as follows: If […]
March 24-March 28: McMillan Survey
From March 24 through March 28, 2025, WashU Medicine OFMD and architect and engineer representatives will survey the McMillan Building’s 2nd floor through the lower level. Those conducting the survey will access spaces and rooms throughout the building with WashU Medicine representatives. They will be mindful of occupants and expect minimal impacts on daily activities. […]