Superstructure takes shape at Mayo Clinic Health System
11 Sep 2017
A crane lowers a metal roof truss into place at the new addition to Mayo Clinic Health System-Northland, Barron, in a photo taken last week. When it’s finished, the $4.9 million, 8,778-square-foot project will include a medical-surgical unit with ten new rooms, plus 5,600 square feet of “shell” space, which will house the hospital’s birth center sometime in the future.
Photo by Jim Bell
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