The Vista Pavilion building stands tall on the site of the former School of Dentistry. The new 14-story addition will add 128 inpatient beds when it opens. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
Vista Pavilion, a new 14-story tower on Marquam Hill, adds 128 new inpatient hospital beds to what is already Oregon’s single largest hospital. The 530,000-square-foot Vista Pavilion connects to the existing OHSU Hospital and Kohler Pavilion by way of three distinct skybridges spanning Campus Drive.
The $650 million building will be entirely dedicated to the treatment of cancer through the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute, freeing up space in OHSU’s existing footprint to expand care for patients in need of cardiovascular, neurological and other types of complex specialty care uniquely provided by Oregon’s only academic medical center.
- View photos of Vista Pavilion, including during construction.
- Find b-roll video of finished spaces within Vista Pavilion.
- Click to find a schematic rendering of the new building.
Read more
- The Oregonian: OHSU’s $650 million hospital addition to expand cancer care, free up beds
- The Portland Business Journal: OHSU's $650M new cancer pavilion is set to open in April
- KGW: New Vista Pavilion for cancer patients at OHSU to open soon