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Published Tuesday, October 14, 2008 6:05 AM

Building a bridge

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Construction workers build the skeleton of what will be called ÒThe BridgeÓ at the College Station Medical Center on Monday. The Bridge will connect the fourth floor of Plaza West doctorÕs building (right) with the third floor of the Medical Center. The structure will provide a quick route for staff from offices to the Med CenterÕs labor and delivery department. Construction is expected to be finished by the end of the year.

Construction workers form the skeleton of what will be called "The Bridge" at the College Station Medical Center on Monday. The Bridge will connect the fourth floor of Plaza West doctor's building (right) with the third floor of the Medical Center. The structure will provide a quick route for staff from their offices to the Med Center's labor and delivery department. The structure is expected to be finished by the end of the year.

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Posted by: On: 10/14/2008

Comment Title: That is GREAT!
This is a great idea, I remember when I had my second child I went to Dr. Gayles office for an appt. with a broken water bag and he sent me immediatly over to L&D located the building over YES it was alot of walking to be scared and hurting so this is a great idea very cool looking also:)