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The '''UAB East Base Hospital and Bed Tower''' was a $14.7 million expansion of [[UAB Hospital|University Hospital]] which was completed in [[1979]] on the site of the former [[University Ambulatory Center]]. | The '''UAB East Base Hospital and Bed Tower''' was a $14.7 million expansion of [[UAB Hospital|University Hospital]] which was completed in [[1979]] on the site of the former [[University Ambulatory Center]]. | ||
The building was part of the "New U" expansion which also included the [[Spain Heart Bed Tower]], [[Margaret Cameron Spain Auditorium]], and | The building was part of the "New U" expansion which also included the [[Spain Heart Bed Tower]], [[Margaret Cameron Spain Auditorium]], and '''Lurleen B. Wallace Tower'''. The Spain Heart Bed Tower was Phase II of the Alabama Heart Hospital complex (The [[Quarterback Tower]] was designated as Phase I of the Alabama Heart Hospital complex). Three additional floors were added to the Spain Heart Bed Tower during the mid-1980's. | ||
[[Image:Spain_Wallace_plaque_-_Lurleen_B_Wallace_Memorial_Hospital.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Plaque]] | [[Image:Spain_Wallace_plaque_-_Lurleen_B_Wallace_Memorial_Hospital.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Plaque]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:19, 17 July 2023
The UAB East Base Hospital and Bed Tower was a $14.7 million expansion of University Hospital which was completed in 1979 on the site of the former University Ambulatory Center.
The building was part of the "New U" expansion which also included the Spain Heart Bed Tower, Margaret Cameron Spain Auditorium, and Lurleen B. Wallace Tower. The Spain Heart Bed Tower was Phase II of the Alabama Heart Hospital complex (The Quarterback Tower was designated as Phase I of the Alabama Heart Hospital complex). Three additional floors were added to the Spain Heart Bed Tower during the mid-1980's.
The building is now officially named the Spain-Wallace building and has an address of 620 19th Street South.
References
- "Hospital low bid submitted by Dunn." (December 20, 1975) Birmingham Post-Herald, p. B-12
- Fisher, Virginia E. (1995) Building on a Vision. Birmingham, Alabama: Crane Hill Publishers ISBN 1881548147