Bloomberg School of Public Health (New Building)
Project Description
The Bloomberg School of Public Health (BSPH) new building, located at the intersection of Washington and McElderry Streets in East Baltimore, is a transformative addition designed to support the school’s growing faculty, students, and programs. This 240,000-square-foot research and academic facility will serve as a central hub, bringing together all 10 academic departments and enhancing collaboration through new instructional spaces, workplace and convening areas, and modern amenities, including state-of-the-art media production broadcast and podcast studios and smart classrooms outfitted with hybrid learning technology enabling seamless connections with colleagues around the world. Connected to the Wolfe Street facility, the new building will foster a dynamic environment that promotes engagement and innovation. This project is a key investment in BSPH’s strategic plan and supports JHU’s Ten for One goals.
Project Schedule
| Design Phase | Summer 2022 – Fall 2024 |
| Construction Phase | Summer 2024 – Summer 2027 |
Project Highlights
Project Highlights
Relocation of Departments: Three departments—Health Policy & Management, Health, Behavior & Society, and Mental Health—will relocate from Hampton House to the new building.
State-of-the-Art Spaces: The facility will include event and community spaces, classrooms, media production facilities, and collaborative work and study areas.
Enhanced Connectivity: The building will be physically connected to the adjacent Wolfe Street facility, seamlessly integrating activities and departments.
Designed for Flexibility: Spaces will be built to university workplace standards, allowing adaptability for future growth and evolving needs.
Commitment to Efficiency: Changes in space usage and functionality will be reflected, ensuring optimal efficiency and sustainability.
Strategic Investment: This project supports BSPH’s long-term strategic goals and contributes to advancing JHU’s Ten for One initiatives.