CAMDEN, N.J. — Cooper University Health Care has broken ground on a 335,000-square-foot facility in Camden, located outside of Philadelphia in Southern New Jersey. The 10-story patient tower will feature 125 private rooms, additional operating rooms and research/education areas. In addition, the building will connect to several of the healthcare provider’s existing facilities, including the MD Anderson Cancer Center, via a new pedestrian bridge. HKS Architects and Array Architects designed the facility, and the engineering team includes O’Donnell & Naccarato, Langan, BR+A Consulting Engineers and Highland Associates. Completion of the project, which is part of a larger $3 billion expansion to the provider’s Camden footprint, is slated for 2028.
Cooper University Health Care's new tower in Camden will also position the provider for future expansion via critical upgrades to its central utility plant and a new below-grade basement that will provide mechanical and other back-of-house support to the main hospital.
Cooper University Health Care Breaks Ground on 335,000 SF Facility in Camden, New Jersey
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