Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospital

Project Description

Coney Island Hospital suffered extensive flood damage due to Superstorm Sandy in 2012. Southern Brooklyn’s only major medical center’s critical services were offline for months following the storm.

With a $923 million grant from FEMA, Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospital (FKA Coney Island Hospital) is slated to construct a new, resilient building, as well as a planned 1,720-foot flood wall, to house life saving services for over 900,000 South Brooklyn residents.The 350,000 square-foot tower will include a new elevated Emergency Department, a surgical suite with eight operating rooms, a full suite of diagnostic and imaging services, including CT scanner, MRI, and interventional radiology, a labor and delivery suite, 64 behavioral health beds, and a clinical laboratory equipped with the latest technology.

When it’s completed, the new building will be the largest investment and expansion of the hospital in more than a decade. The hospital opened its doors in 2024. CTDG was asked to provide design for all Low Voltage Systems.