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Construction begins to replace the troublesome 127-year-old Norwalk, Conn., railroad crossing with a structure better suited to serve the region’s growing volume of passenger rail traffic.
The 16,190-sq-ft emergency department expansion added 14 beds in 13 rooms. Combined with 7,722 sq ft of existing space, the department now has significantly expanded facilities to meet the needs of patients and staff, with a total footprint of 23,912 sq ft.