Clark Construction Selected as GC for Catholic University School of Nursing

The Catholic University of America has announced that Clark Construction Group has been selected to construct the new nursing and sciences building, the future home of the University’s Conway School of Nursing.  Clark will partner with an all-star design combination of Ayers Saint Gross and Robert A. M. Stern Architects to build the facility.

Expected to open in 2024, the facility’s exterior will remain true to the collegiate, gothic style of many other buildings on campus. At more than 102,000 square feet, it will double the size of the current nursing education facilities, as well as provide space to double the current number of nursing students and dramatically increase the faculty. The Conway School of Nursing has been a key provider of top nursing talent throughout the Washington, D.C., and mid-Atlantic region for decades. 

Clark Construction Group is already quite familiar with the Catholic University campus. In 2003, it was responsible for building the Edward J. Pryzbyla University Center, affectionately known on campus as “The Pryz.”  In 1994 it constructed the Columbus School of Law building.

"We are excited to return to campus and to work in partnership with Catholic University, Ayers Saint Gross, and Robert A.M. Stern Architects to deliver a new home for the Conway School of Nursing,” said Brian Abt, chief executive officer of Clark’s mid-Atlantic region. “We are honored to play a part in this state-of-the-art facility that will foster the growth and training of future nurses — individuals who play such a vital role in the health of our communities."

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