- [Stephen] We'll start out at 34th and Spruce
from a birds-eye view,
come over top of the museum.
In the top seven floors are the patient rooms,
so all of those are all patient room windows,
and then three levels below that
are the interventional ORs.
Coming down here onto Health Sciences Drive,
you can see on the left is the SEPTA station,
and overhead is a new bridge that we'll be building
over the next two years.
On the right, steps up to a walkway
that we'll get to later on,
but right here, this is covered bike area right there.
That's the entrance to Lot Seven,
and we'll move down, now, along Health Sciences Drive.
On the right, the darker wall,
that is the emergency department.
So we're gonna turn the corner now
and head up Convention Avenue,
Perelman Center, obviously is on the left.
You'll see the two bridge connections
between Perelmen center and the Pavilion.
And here we have the emergency department.
We have five ambulance bays here,
well off the street.
And right adjacent to them
are another five parking spaces for vehicles
and drop-offs to the emergency department.
Coming back out onto Convention Avenue,
we'll continue up,
and on your right is the entrance
that goes down into the parking garage below the building.
This is the vehicular entrance to,
basically the front, or the main lobby of the building.
There's two vestibules coming into the main lobby.
We'll start by going into the first one.
So this is the main lobby, the information desk,
and the second vestibule there on your left.
Escalators up to the next level,
which we'll get back to.
But we're gonna continue on towards 33rd
and 34th street,
where all that tunnel work is going on,
and this area is a lounge,
pretty flexible space.
We're gonna have numbers of kiosks
that can easily be adapted over the years,
changed out.
There'll be some food, amenities,
and some other things,
but really looking for the ability to change things
over time relatively easily.
As we go past the escalator here on your left
is one of the public elevator lobbies.
There are two of them in this building.
But we'll go up the escalator,
and we'll, again, head towards HUP West.
This will be the bridge connection
directly across over the street
to the Silverstein building.
Again, there's a lounge area here.
We have an opening in the floor between these two
for suspended art.
Here, you're on, really, the main connector
between the three buildings.
On the right, you'll see a little green roof there.
That's actually the canopy at the vehicular drop-off.
And on the right here will be the bridge
that will take you across Convention Avenue
into the Perelman Center,
so that will go directly into what today
is the East Pavilion,
and straight through the East Pavilion elevator lobby
into the atrium.
Continuing on along the Convention Avenue face,
this is the servery and cafeteria
that actually extends out over top of the ambulance bays.
But we'll go through the servery,
and into the seating and dining area.
And you'll see lots of various seat styles
and seating arrangements.
None of this has really been finalized.
We'll make this part of the chair fair.
We're really trying to meet lot's
of different people's needs and requirements in this space.
So now we're gonna head to the walkway
between buildings, and the connection
to the SEPTA station.
There's a short stair here,
there's also an elevator through these doors,
and here you can look across the bridge,
across Health Sciences Drive to the SEPTA station.
Lot Seven there.
And then we'll turn and go down this walkway
between the two buildings.
Really pedestrian-focused, lots of landscaping,
hardscaping,
there'll be benches, seating,
just a really nice place for someone
to go and rest, and a little bit of respite.
On the left, as we go by here,
you can see in the windows,
those are the two lounges on the ground floor and level one.
On the right, another one of our smaller bike areas,
but that's a direct pedestrian crossing there
across to HUP West.
Heading toward Perelman Center,
and the intersection here,
you'll see a pretty large bike area as well.
And now we're gonna go back to the bird's-eye view
and see the main drop-off there with the canopy.
And as we swing around
what we call the nose of the building,
this strip of glass that's floor-to-ceiling,
which will be, I think,
a really nice architectural feature at night
that will all be lit up.