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How to Get to Biewend Building HOW TO GET TO BIEWEND BUILDING CHINATOWN T T To South Station, Route 93 and Mass Pike Stuart Street T Kneeland Street To 75 Kneeland Street THEATRE DISTRICT Tufts 7th TUPPER 10th 35 KNEELAND University 15 KNEELAND et d e Dental R re Wilbur Theatre HNRC Av 711 WASHINGTON School St. James Church gr Shea s BIEWEND M 260 TREMONT 4th E d BRIDG Harrison ? 3r ashington St Sackler W Harv ard Stre et Wang Theatre Phlebotomy ZISKIND at the OR D Boch Center MRI/PET I PROGER 750 WASHINGTON R CORR ? OO d FL 3rd FLOOR CORRIDOR PROGER 3r FLOATING ELEVATORS FARNSWORTH eet HOSPITAL 171 HARRISON GARAGE STAIRS 755 WASHINGTON and ELEVATORS FLOATING PRATT P ELEVATORS 3rd FLOOR CORRIDOR emont Str TREMONT STAIRS TO PROGER 1 Tr STREET ? GARAGE T T MAIN ATRIUM Jaharis 274 TREMONT ATRIUM Bennet Str ENTRY ELEVATORS 800 WASHINGTON BOSTON eet DISPENSARY 37 GARAGE DINING ENTRY PAVILION Bennet HOLMES 49 BENNET CENTER BLDG EMERGENCY 260 Tremont St. entrance WALK-IN NORTH ENTRY 830 WASHINGTON REHABILITATION E 185 HARRISON OR D I AMBULANCE BAY VALET OOR CORR P PARKING d FL Nassau St e eet 3r reet KEY Av Entrance/ Wheelchair eet ? Information Hotel accessible Gift Shop Pharmacy Harrison West shington Str ? P Parking Ash Str Ash Wa Coee Shop Restrooms T T T T MBTA Stops ss Pike Pike ss SOUTH Restaurant ATM 860 WASHINGTON E Emergency YMCA Ma To Stairway Plaza Level: Information, T Elevator ? Gift Shop, Restroom MAP NOT TO SCALE Oak Street The Biewend Building main entrance is located at 260 Tremont St, under the Wang Theatre/Boch Center marquee, just down from the Tremont St. entrance to the Parking Garage. Take the lobby elevators to your floor. Get there though the Third Floor Corridor: Getting to many points in the hospital is easiest using the third floor corridor, which connects all our buildings. From the garage, take the stairs and exit at the 3rd floor. Take a left into the corridor. Follow this to enter the Biewend Building. You will see Phlebotomy (blood draw). Follow the hallway past the Infectious Diseases Clinic to the end and turn right. There you will see the Biewend building elevators and directory. For an accessible route take the garage elevator to the Ground level. Enter the building (you will be on the Plaza Level of Floating Hospital) and follow the corridor left to the Floating Hospital red elevators. Take these elevators up to the third floor. Exit the elevator bank and turn right into the hallway. Follow this to Biewend and directions above to the Biewend elevators. From other hospital buildings: From Proger, North, or South Buildings, take any elevator to the 3rd floor corridor. Follow the 3rd floor corridor signs to the Atrium. Follow the Atrium to the signs for Floating Hospital between the Chopp’d and Topp’d restaurant and the Atrium 3 Pharmacy. Follow the corridor around 3 turns to Biewend. From any point in Floating, follow the accessible directions above. 10714 012317.
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