When construction on the new Dean Clinic and St. Mary’s Janesville Hospital begins, you will be able to wow your friends with a few of these fun facts!  For example, did you know the new medical campus will have:

• 1,073 tons of steel.  This weighs as much as 2,200 cows!
• 4,530 cubic yards of concrete. That’s enough for forty-five 2,500 sq. ft homes with full basements.
• 2,303,933 linear feet of wire. This stretches 436 miles, or two roundtrips from Janesville to Chicago.
• 191,000 exterior bricks.  Laid end-to-end, that equals 35 miles, or the distance of running the track at Monterey Stadium 140 times!
• 95,400 linear feet of pipe. Think of 18 miles worth, or from Janesville to just past Edgerton.
• 13,800 sq. ft. of glass. That’s enough to cover more than one Pontiac Convention Center with glass.
• 21,370 linear feet of HVAC piping. This happens to be enough to reach downtown Janesville from the new medical campus!

 To view a rendering of the campus with animated video of both facilities, see our gallery!