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The Mayo Building and adjoining Gonda Building are at the center of Mayo Clinic's outpatient practice. Most of the doctors' offices and exam rooms, as well as some testing areas, are located in these buildings.
The Mayo Building and Gonda Building are the heart of the downtown campus. Most of the doctors' offices and examination rooms, as well as some testing areas, are located in these buildings.
Work to convert Annenberg Plaza to a street in preparation for the closure of the west entrance to Mayo Clinic's Gonda Building is underway Thursday, Nov. 7, 2024, in downtown Rochester as part of ...
The Gonda building was the largest building project in the Mayo Clinic's history, the Leslie & Susan Gonda Building was constructed in three phases to a height of 21 stories. A fourth phase is planned for completion in the 2020s.
The new facilities will connect directly to Mayo Clinic’s Gonda building on its downtown campus, where outpatient care is centered.
Located on the current Ozmun complex and Damon Ramp sites, these two buildings are planned for nine floors above ground, reaching a height of 221 feet — approximately the height of the 16th floor of the Gonda Building.
Gonda (Goldschmied) Foundation. Mr. and Mrs. Gonda have been loyal Mayo Clinic patients since the 1950s. Their first major gift to Mayo was the Gonda Vascular Center in 1992. A model across the United States and abroad, the Gonda Vascular Center helped inspire the design of the Gonda Building with its focus on patient convenience and multispecialty
The Gonda Vascular Center at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota is devoted to providing advanced diagnosis and treatment in a compassionate environment for people with vascular diseases. The vascular system is the body's system of blood vessels, which includes arteries, veins and lymph vessels.
The idea for Mayo Clinic emerged after a devastating tornado destroyed nearly a third of Rochester in 1883. Physician William Worrall Mayo and his two sons took care of injured survivors.
When the Mayo Clinic’s 1.5-million-square-foot Gonda Building was dedicated in October 2001, officials of the Rochester, Minnesota, medical center were not only opening a new “front door” and lobby to the storied institution, but they were also ushering in a new level of patient care.