Many hospitals in the United States have closed recently due to financial stress. That’s partly why architecture firm GBBN implemented several design features to help a rural Indiana healthcare system save money on its new hospital.
Designers use sensors buried under Earth's surface to power new Indiana hospital
Margaret Mary Health's new building to be one of the most energy-efficient hospitals in the nation
By Andy Peters
CoStar NewsMarch 4, 2026 | 4:38 P.M.
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