Parking Garage Replacement
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Overview
St. Joseph’s Health Care London is planning to replace the aging Grosvenor Street parking garage with a new, purpose‑built facility. The new garage will support safe, reliable and accessible parking for patients, visitors, staff and physicians.
This page will be the central hub for information about the parking garage replacement project. It will be updated regularly with the latest project details, timelines and parking information.
Why it's needed
- The current garage has served the hospital for decades but is nearing the end of its functional life
- Continued repairs are no longer a viable long-term solution
- The existing garage is increasingly more costly to maintain
Why it matters
Replacing the parking garage supports:
- Patient safety and access
- Reliable parking for staff and visitors
- Long‑term hospital operations and future growth
Where we're at
The project is currently in the planning stage, with work underway to help guide the next phase of design.
- Engagement with local residents and community stakeholders
- Consultation with neighbourhood partners
- Traffic studies to inform site planning and access
Proposed Footprint
- The new garage will be located on the land behind the current garage
- The current garage will be demolished after the new structure is complete
- The land will then be reserved for future clinical use
Expected Timeline
2026–2027
- Planning
- Engagement
- Approvals
Late 2027 (anticipated)
- Construction begins
2027–2029
- Construction
Early 2029 (anticipated)
- New garage opens
- Existing garage removed after opening
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the Grosvenor Street parking garage need to be replaced?
The existing garage has served the hospital for decades but is nearing the end of its functional life. Replacing it will ensure reliable and accessible parking for patients, visitors, staff and physicians while meeting modern safety and accessibility standards.
Where can I park during construction?
Parking access will continue in the existing garage, which will stay open until the new garage is complete. Staff, patients and visitors can continue to park as usual. Any temporary changes to routes or entrances will be communicated in advance.
When will construction begin? How long will it take?
Construction is currently anticipated to begin by late 2027, with the new garage opening early 2029.
What will take the place of the current parking garage?
Once the new facility is operational, the current garage will be demolished and that area will be used for future clinical expansion.