New Lurie Children's Hospital | Anderson Mikos Architects, ltd

Children’s Hospital

Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, IL

Large interior space in childrens hospital

Anderson Mikos Architects, Solomon Cordwell Buenz and ZGF Architects collaborated to design the magnificent Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago in Chicago, Illinois.

AMA served as one of the three design architects for the new 22-story, 1.25 million-square-foot Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital. Completed in 2012, the facility is on Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine Campus and next to the recently completed Prentice Women’s Hospital.

Categories:

Architecture, Planning, Interior Design

Size:

1,250,000 s.f.

Other Firms Included:

Solomon Cordwell Buenz, ZGF Architects

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New Lurie Children's Hospital

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Client Testimonials

Keith Mumma

U.S. National Director for International Child Care

The energy that was being generated from this team was amazing. Without any doubt in my mind, ICC would not have been able to accomplish what we did in the planning process and working with the local contractors if it had not been for the expertise of Dave Mikos and his team. Their enthusiasm, extraordinary skills and knowledge of how to plan and facilitate the project were invaluable to ICC.
Patrick Magoon

Former President & CEO, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital

Reflecting on what we have accomplished over the past few years, Lurie Children’s has become all that we had hoped for and more in creating a unique healing environment that offers the best care and comfort for patients and families. It is an honor to partner with Anderson Mikos to improve the health of children in our community.
Chris Nordloh

Former Chief Strategy Officer

Some of the staff were in tears because of the beauty and quality of the building. Not sure if any complimentary words can beat tears for positive feedback. Nice work!
Lynn Dubajic

Executive Director of the Yorkville Economic Development Corp

Healthcare is the most important quality of life issue facing our community. In my opinion, we've been underserved with healthcare facilities until now. This new Rush-Copley complex will have a great, positive impact here.
John Diederich

CEO, Rush Copley Medical Center

Anderson Mikos has worked with Rush Copley over the past 20 years helping us plan and design a wide range of hospital projects, professional office buildings, and numerous expansion and renovation projects. Anderson Mikos was also instrumental in developing our 10-20 years master facility plan for both our main hospital campus, as well as for our satellite healthcare campus in Yorkville. I have personally known Dave Mikos for over 20 years and consider him and his staff key members of our team.
Col. Aaron Reisinger

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Chicago District

The collaboration on-site has been like nothing I have seen in 26 years of military service. From day one, everyone brought their A-team, everyone brought an attitude focused on delivering the outcome and really focused on delivering the mission. Everyone worked hand-in-hand to overcome challenges and problems that otherwise would have taken weeks, if not months to solve.
Abby Manders, AIA, EDAC

Design Manager, Planning, Design & Construction

Dave, I just wanted to let you know that you and your team have been a great partner as we work through the Lakeland ED design efforts… You are fully engaged as part of the project team and ready to support the owner and others in any way that you can. It is appreciated and does not go unnoticed. Thank you for making the project meetings enjoyable with some laughs, but also bringing a high level of expertise to the meetings. I can see the passion and drive for good design while also being active listeners to the end users...
From a Survey

Patient at Northwestern Medical Grayslake Outpatient Center

Likelihood to Recommend Location: 10
Location Comment: The recent choice to manage diagnostic mammograms and screening mammograms in separate areas was brilliant and makes all the difference in specialized care. This was the first time I didn’t have to wait hours for a diagnostic while surrounded by women who were in and out after their screenings and I was able to remain calm and feel truly cared about for the first time in decades. Thank you for that most excellent change in your processes. Best move ever.