Old Parkland Attracts Foundations and Investment Firms

In keeping with the rest of the campus, the final building will be classical in design.

DALLAS—The Old Parkland campus incorporates the historic buildings and grounds of the former Parkland Hospital that was originally constructed in 1894. The original structure was a clapboard building on the corner of Maple and Oak Lawn avenues. In January 1954, the old 143-bed hospital was closed, with all services transferred to what was then the new Parkland campus, GlobeSt.com learns.

The redevelopment of the property began in 2006 and now features 334,000-square-feet of master-planned class-A office space. The heart of the campus is the 103-year-old hospital that Crow Holdings preserved and renovated as its corporate headquarters. Crow Holdings also restored the nurses quarters which originally served as the nurses’ dormitory. Woodlawn Hall and Reagan Place were added to complement the original and historic structures.