The Mandy & Dennis Weinman Cancer Building was thoughtfully designed with the help of a patient and family advisory committee that envisioned a space centered on healing, comfort and well-being.
The new space will house outpatient adult and pediatric cancer services, bringing together specialized physicians from the Alvin & Lois Lapidus Cancer Institute, along with cutting-edge technology, infusion treatment, radiation therapy, research and supportive care in a modern, patient-centered environment.
Cancer treatment can be physically and emotionally demanding. By bringing services together in one modern, thoughtfully designed facility, we can provide a more seamless experience that allows patients to spend less time navigating appointments and more time focusing on their treatment and recovery.
Natural design elements such as stonework, soft pastel tones and organic patterns create a serene, welcoming atmosphere.
To deepen the building’s connection to nature and its focus on healing and wellness, one of the building architects designed a unique moss installation that is safe for immunocompromised individuals.
Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the neighboring arboretum, filling the space with natural light and calming views of nature.
The building’s first floor focuses on pediatric care, bringing together treatment, support services and family-centered spaces.
In the pediatric infusion area, patients have access to spacious bays, comfortable recliners and PlayStation gaming systems. The Stacy’s Place “Infusionarium” adds a theater-like experience, with immersive wall and ceiling lighting and a large screen.
Nearby art therapy and playroom spaces offer bright, engaging environments for creativity, expression and play.
Spaces filled with color, light and opportunities for self-expression can play a vital role in supporting a child’s emotional well-being and physical healing throughout their cancer journey.
The upper floor of the Mandy & Dennis Weinman Cancer Building is dedicated to adult oncology services. It offers a modern, patient-centered environment designed to support comfort, efficiency and coordinated care for patients who often interact with a wide variety of specialists and services.
The infusion center features a mix of private and semi-private spaces organized into smaller care pods, so patients choose a treatment setting that suits their preferences. Radiation therapy services are also housed within the building, with advanced imaging and treatment technologies supporting a comprehensive range of therapies.
Thanks to the generosity of a donor, more than a dozen curated works of art are featured throughout the building, including pieces from the Jachman Family Art Collection created by respected local artist Wendy Jachman, whose work has long focused on creating art that elevates the spirit.
The Mandy & Dennis Weinman Cancer Building will serve as a hub for survivorship services designed to support patients beyond diagnosis and treatment, recognizing that cancer care continues long after therapy ends.
Developed around the belief that survivorship begins at the moment of diagnosis, this program connects patients with navigators, coordinators and a range of supportive services to address the physical, emotional and practical challenges of cancer care.
The Next Step Program helps provide survivors of pediatric cancer with a lifetime of hope and healing through specialized clinical care, education and research opportunities.
Mandy and Dennis Weinman's gift, along with the generosity of many other donors, makes impactful projects like the cancer building come to fruition. Join our philanthropic efforts to help serve the needs of the Greater Baltimore region for generations to come.
