St. Jude seeks permits for largest project in Memphis history
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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital has filed for permits to construct the largest project by dollar amount to be done in Memphis history. The nonprofit filed a construction permit with the city and the Shelby County Division of Planning and Development to erect two 15-story towers on its campus. The first is a $40 million outpatient clinic building while the second is a $34 million clinical office building. Combined, the two buildings will be valued at $1 billion, making it the largest project in city history. The towers are part of St. Jude’s larger five-year, $12.9 billion strategic plan that will also bring 2,300 new jobs to the area. St. Jude has also set aside another $1.3 billion for other renovations and construction, including Domino's Village and smaller projects.