The new NUH building making good progress.

28^th October 2009 photograph

Main entrance and stair 01 steelwork has been erected.

Washington Primary Healthcare Centre has scooped the LABC National award for Best Healthcare Building.  Developed for Sunderland Teaching Primary Care Trust with Laing O’Rourke, the Washington building is also shortlisted for the Building Better Healthcare Awards next month.  Congratulations to the team!

We are finally nearing the end of the Brompton Recreation Association job, a project that has been in the office

for over 20 years…..yes 20 years!

For those of you that have not worked on the project or for those of you that have and are interested on how it has turned out here is a picture of the (almost) finished article.

If you would like to see any more images there is a plethora on the Stokesley server under job 1433.

Work has started on the new Blaydon Primary Care / Leisure Centre.

P+HS Architects are responsible for the design of the Primary Care Centre, while S&P Architects are responsible for the Leisure Centre.
The Primary Care Centre concrete driven piles and pile caps are now complete and erection of the steel frame is underway [approx 20% complete], the Leisure Centre steel frame is due for erection on 24th August, Week 22.
These photographs were taken from the raised viewing platform between the Willmott Dixon site offices.

The project is being delivered under the scape procurement method.

Contractor: Willmott Dixon Limited

Contract Value: £17.5m approx [AMP]

Completion Date: September 2010

Week 6 of 78

Week 8 of 78

Week 13 of 78

Sedum Roof at Yorkshire Agricultural Centre

Following Ben’s post on green roofs, here’s the sedum one at the Yorkshire Agricultural Centre.  The intrepid Heather Parry is pictured with Stuart Falshaw giving the roof some TLC.  This piece was in the Yorkshire Post on 14th March.

After an entertaining planning committee panel yesterday, P+HS gained planning permission for Tinshill Medical Centre. Approval of the exact design details have been deferred for the case officer to approve, but we have already been working closely with the planning team to ensure that the crispness of the design is followed through thoroughly.

The medical centre, on Old Otley Road in north Leeds, is approximately 1700m2, and includes pharmacy and GP facilities.

Nuffield Healthcare Warwickshire Hospitals

Stage one recovery.

Photograph shows the recently refurbished Recovery area. The previously open recovery area has been enclosed inline with the requirements of HBN26.  Tormax glass sliding doors have been introduced, with split sandblasting, to provide privacy for patients and still maintain an visual link between Theatre staff.

Nuffield Healthcare Warwickshire Hospital – Theatre Two.

Photograph shows Theatre two recently refurbished including new doors and nurse workstations.

Stage One Recovery

Due for handover 3rd November, the photogrpah shows the internal view of the recently refurbished and enclosed Stage one recovery area.  All M&E including medical gases have been upgraded. We’ve introduced a central Nurse workstation. The flooring has been setout to mirror the curtain tracks, as previously seen at Nuffield Newcastle.  Also as Newcastle we have utilised Reglit glass screens, through out the Theatre department, to break up and provide interest into what would otherwise be large areas of blank walls.

Progress photos taken on 25th August (week 63).

Building is due for occupation on Monday 8th September.