University Hospitals | Systemwide Facilities Master Plan

University Hospitals engaged Array to develop a comprehensive System-Wide Facilities Master Plan across 15 campuses, including academic medical centers, community hospitals, and ambulatory sites. The effort supported UH’s long-term vision to improve quality, increase efficiency, strengthen Centers of Excellence, and expand its market position.

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Array evaluated each existing building for future use, identifying obsolete facilities, redundant services, and opportunities to better align care delivery across the system. Through test-fit planning and strategic analysis, the team helped determine which services should remain, relocate, consolidate, or expand, as well as the optimal locations for new buildings.

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The resulting plan provided a 10-year implementation roadmap, detailed budget, and enabling project strategy to guide future capital investment. It shaped a decade of development across four major new facilities totaling $500 million, improving connectivity, reducing wait times, and centralizing specialty care.

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Among the plan’s most significant outcomes were a new Cancer Hospital and an all-private Level 3 NICU spanning three adjacent buildings, advancing UH’s ability to deliver specialized care within a more coordinated, future-ready campus framework.