The 10-story, 480,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art outpatient care center will be a destination center for cancer and neuroscience care. The $450 million building will be on the northeast corner of Ashland Avenue and Harrison Street on Chicago’s near West Side. An enclosed, fourth-floor walkway will connect it to Rush’s Tower hospital building across Ashland Avenue. The building will house outpatient clinical services for cancer and neurosciences, including diagnostic imaging, radiation therapy, infusion therapy and integrative medicine. Patients will have access to new treatment options at the center through expanded clinical trials. In addition, the construction project will include an adjacent, six-story, 900-space parking facility for patients.