Sutter Medical Center Expansion

Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center

Construction crews continue work on the spanning structure over L Street, which is scheduled to be completed this summer. The next step is connecting the steel of the spanning structure with Sutter General Hospital on the second, third and fourth floors and completing the exterior. The spanning structure includes two walkways on the second floor – with one for patients and staff, and another for family and the public – clinical space on the third floor with a connection to the operating rooms in Sutter General, and staff lockers and mechanical rooms on the fourth floor.

Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center

The look of the Women’s and Children’s Center is being completed as metal panels are currently being installed. This will include copper panels similar to the look of Capitol Pavilion on the first floor.

Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center

Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center walkways

After the spanning structure is completed, the construction team will work on two other bridges that will connect the entire campus: one over 28th Street connecting the Sutter Cancer Center/Buhler Building to Sutter Capitol Pavilion, and an open-air bridge connecting the south parking lot on 29th Street to the Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center.

Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center

Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center

153.5 ft tall structure
$600 million project
To be completed in late 2012 Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento campus expansion will be completed in 2013. http://www.sutterdistrict.org/

Fall 2011 Construction Update

“Seventh & H" SRO - 7^th & H Street, $47.4 million project. Expected completion date, Spring 2013

626 I Street Rehabilitation Project - $19.4 million. Expected completion date, Sept. 2012

La Valentina Station - 12th Street between D and E streets, $27 million project. Expected completion date, summer 2012.

Sutter Medical Center - L & 29^th Street, $600 million project. Expected completion date, late 2012.

Sutter Medical Center Expansion

Glass windows started being installed on the Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center a few weeks ago giving a glimpse of the look and style of the new hospital.

Summer 2011 Construction Rundown

Sutter Medical Center - L & 29^th Street, $600 million project. Expected completion date, late 2012.

La Valentina Station - 12th Street between D and E streets, $27 million project. Expected completion date, summer 2012.

Maydestone Apartments - Corner of J & 15^th Street, $7.2 million renovation. Expected completion date, February 1, 2012.

“Seventh & H" SRO - 7^th & H Street, $47.4 million project. Expected completion date, Spring 2013

DMV Headquarters Upgrade - 2415 1st Avenue

$127 million renovation, 13-years renovation so far. Expected completion date, who knows???

626 I Street Rehabilitation Project - $19.4 million. Expected completion date, Sept. 2012

Sutter Medical Center Spanning Structure

When the new complex opens, Sutter General will be rechristened as the Ose Adams Medical Pavilion and it will be seamlessly connected to the Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center by a unique, three-story spanning structure across L Street that will also house clinical space. Construction on this spanning structure, which will blend the two facilities into a comprehensive medical campus. Please forgive my lame photos, my camera is in the shop and I'm currently using a Coolpix.

Sutter Bridge

Starting Monday and lasting for the next several months, L Street will be closed from 29th Street to Sutter General Hospital while a three level bridge is built between buildings is constructed.

Traffic will be detoured around the construction until the middle of November, while a three-story structure to connect Sutter General and the new Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center is built.

Steel Rises at Sutter Medical Center

Construction Update: Sutter Medical Center

Steel continues to rise slowly for Anderson Lucchetti Women's and Children's Center at the Sutter Medical Center. This $600 million project expected to be topped out in late June and completed in late 2012.

Starting in early summer, L Street from 29th Street to the main entrance of Sutter General Hospital will be closed for four months in order to construct the unique three-story spanning structure that will connect the new Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center to Sutter General Hospital. Crews will be putting up the walls and exterior on the north side of the Women’s and Children’s Center with the hope that L Street won’t have to be closed again during the duration of the construction project.

Steel Rises at Sutter Medical Center

About two weeks ago I noticed steel being erected for the Anderson Lucchetti Women’s and Children’s Center on Thirtieth Street. This should be the time when we start to see big changes as the frame for the 153.5 ft tall structure rises next to the Capitol Freeway. Sutters Midtown project can also be viewed by a web cam right here.

Tower Cranes for Sutter Expansion

It's quite a site to see a couple of tower cranes rise in Sacramento these days, but it's even more impressive is to see them at the east end of midtown. With the four story Sutter Capitol Pavilion medical offices almost finished up, the nine story Ose Adams Medical Pavilion tower has now become the focus of the project. It's expected that foundation work continuing till the end of the year with the tower rising early next year.