AHWFB to use former Inmar Intelligence building for its new eye institute in Innovation Quarter

After considering both new construction and vacated buildings, Wake Forest Baptist has chosen a vacant building in Innovation Quarter as the home for its new eye institute. Renovations are set to begin in 2024.

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