Houston’s MD Anderson Cancer Center is planning a massive expansion of its Texas Medical Center campus, unveiling two new facilities that will add nearly 2 million square feet of patient care, radiation treatment and diagnostic imaging space.
The $3.4 billion project includes Inspiration Tower, a 25-story cancer treatment facility, and Prism, a specialized center for radiation oncology and diagnostic imaging. Together, the buildings are expected to help MD Anderson care for nearly 250,000 patients annually.
The facilities will rise at the corner of Fannin Street and Holcombe Boulevard, creating what the cancer center calls a new front door to its campus. The projects are part of the most significant capital expansion in MD Anderson’s history, according to the institution…