|  | Forsyth Medical Center
3333 Silas Creek Parkway
Winston-Salem NC United States
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| Status: | | | Construction Dates | | Began | 1961 | | Finished | 1964 | | Floor Count | 11 | | Units / Rooms | 742 |
|  | | Building Uses | | - hospital | | Structural Types | | - highrise |
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Description
Architect: Lashmit, James, Brown & Pollock
Interior Design: Milton Glaser Associates
Landscape Architect: R. D. Tillson & Associates
Adviser: N.C. Medical Care Commission
Consultant: Dr. Herman Smith
General Contractor: Rea Construction Co.
Federal Funding: $5.5 million
Cost: $12 million
Hospital Beds: 542
Nurse Beds: 200
Winner of The Modern Hospital Magazine's "Modern Hospital Award" in 1965. The building appeared in the June 1965 edition of the magazine. The national award was based on architectural design, functional planning, economy of construction and operation and proper provision for the community's needs.
Designed as one of the most high tech hospital buildings in the nation. It used advanced audio-visual systems for doctors and nurses and each patient room had a TV.
Was built to replace a 1914 building, after Forsyth County residents approved bonds for its construction in 1959.
The massive building is supported by 1,084 concrete piles. The floors are lightweight structural concrete flat slabs.
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