A rendering showing a proposed medical building at Northwestern Hospital Huntley.
Courtesy of village of Huntley

Northwestern Medicine plans to build more office space and add 300 jobs at its Huntley hospital campus.

The medical system is proposing another office building that would have a climate-controlled pedestrian walkway connecting it to the current medical building and the hospital.

According to village documents, the new two-story structure would be located north of the hospital and west of Tom’s Farm Market. Plans indicate the site now is a staff parking lot, but between new parking and utilization of land-banked parking, the project is slated to add roughly 260 spots to the campus. The new parking would be for staff, according to village documents.

Northwestern Medicine officials said the new office space already is completely pre-filled, according to village documents.

The first floor is proposed to include space for oncology infusion, oncology radiation, cardio diagnostics and related staff and services areas. The second floor would house the Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute; medical oncology; general surgical services for gastroenterology, pulmonary, urology; and related professional offices, according to village documents.

The Huntley Village Board reviewed the plans Thursday but didn’t vote on it. There will be a public hearing on the proposal before the plan commission and village board before any project approval.

The project and other investments made on the campus have a $95 million price tag, according to village documents.

A Northwestern Medicine spokesperson could not immediately be reached.