This document provides information on various architecture and design projects related to healthcare facilities. It lists upcoming events from the Architects for Health organization in 2014, including conferences and regional events. It also provides descriptions of several completed projects from architecture firms David Morley Architects and Sheppard Robson, including details on new hospitals, healthcare centers, and refurbishments in the UK.

1. Welcome to the Architects for Health stand
IHEEM 2013

2. Programme for 2014………
January, Student design charette and awards
March, Spring event – “Bright Future – Free Thought”
13-14th
May, Design in Mental Health Conference
Summer, Regional event plus visits, West country
Autumn, Art and Architecture, London
National event, IHEEM, Manchester
Winter event, 20 x 2
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3. 2013 exhibitors………..
DAVID MORLEY ARCHITECTS
SHEPPARD ROBSON

4. Kent Institute of Medicine and Surgery The Kent Clinic is a new hospital campus, designed to offer excellent conditions for clinical
practice, serving the needs of the population of Kent. The buildings will be able to deliver complex surgical care, day treatment and out-patient
consultation for a variety of clinical specialities. The hospital is being privately funded but will accept referrals from the NHS and Consultants’
private practice according to need.
DAVID MORLEY ARCHITECTS

5. Kent Institute of Medicine and Surgery The centre will be unique in offering Consultants working throughout Kent the opportunity
to provide complex treatments for their patients in a fully equipped and properly staffed setting, close to home and without the need to travel to
London Teaching Hospitals. Local healthcare needs for the most demanding conditions will be met locally for the first time. The development of
this new medical facility includes diagnostic and theatre facilities for both in-patient and out-patient customers.
DAVID MORLEY ARCHITECTS

6. Kent Institute of Medicine and Surgery It is conceived as a series of buildings forming a healthcare campus; varying in height and
scale around the perimeter of the site, the southern end of the site is mainly car parking at different levels. The design concept includes
integrating green roofs and an innovative green wall into the scheme; enhancing views into the site, outlook from buildings and the bio-diversity
of the development. £45m. 14,500sqm
DAVID MORLEY ARCHITECTS

7. Learning Disability Project, Bournemouth We are using a fit-for-purpose methodology for designing for learning disabilities, with
certain manipulation of design elements. And this is our very important contribution. For privacy and anti-stigma purposes mainly, our
intervention to the exterior is as minimal as possible.

8. Learning Disability Project, Bournemouth We are using a fit-for-purpose methodology for designing for learning disabilities, with
certain manipulation of design elements. And this is our very important contribution. For privacy and anti-stigma purposes mainly, our
intervention to the exterior is as minimal as possible.

9. Learning Disability Project, Bournemouth We are using a fit-for-purpose methodology for designing for learning disabilities, with
certain manipulation of design elements. And this is our very important contribution. For privacy and anti-stigma purposes mainly, our
intervention to the exterior is as minimal as possible.

10. St Benedict’s Hospice & Specialist Centre for Palliative Care, NHS South of Tyne & Wear A new specialist centre
for integrated palliative care for community and inpatient services. The BREEAM excellent facility includes a 14 bed inpatient unit, an extensive
day care unit, outpatient services including lymphoedema treatment, education centre as well as a charity run café and
fundraising shop. Excellent staff facilities with break-out spaces designed to encourage cross working. £12m. 3,100sqm

11. Critical Care, Nottingham City Campus, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust This high quality refurbishment
demonstrates how existing buildings can be re-designed to provide new build standards of clinical space. Transforming two Victorian wards,
the project has upgraded and expanded the current facilities at the City Campus, providing full level 3 care across two wards. It
Has vastly improved patient outcomes, enhanced patient experience and provides operational efficiencies. £5m. 1531sqm

12. Kingsley Green, The Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust The new 86-bed Adult Mental Healthcare facility
is designed to be at the forefront of developments in mental health care nationally and internationally. The scheme includes 3 acute adult
wards, one ward for vulnerable adults, one for service users with learning disabilities and an exceptional variety of spaces to enable
the Trust to deliver the highest standards of care. Wards are linked with a series of “social streets”. £24m. 8,000sqm

13. Defence and National Rehabilitation Centre (DNRC), Loughborough The DNRC project is an investment in the future of
clinical rehabilitation in the UK, both military and civilian. The project is the initiative of the Duke of Westminster. The proposed site will have
as its core a Defence establishment (the ‘D’) providing a unique military rehabilitation environment, replacing Headley Court. This core will
provide the catalyst for a national resource (the ‘N’ element) where there are promising opportunities in the fields of research and disability
sport. The full ‘N’ potential is considerable.

14. Hampshire Cancer Treatment Centre Shortlisted to 1 of 6 from over 100 entries for a design competition for this prestigious
Cancer Healthcare project in Hampshire in 2012. Our Design concept proposes to utilise the sloping site to create a series of stepped
levels to the building. The stepped levels have the benefit of eliminating the need for a “treatment basement “, particularity related
to radiation therapy. It’s dynamic form inspires the patients and staff, this is a building of hope and inspiration. £15m. 14,000sqm

15. UCLH, Middlesex Hospital Annex Site Redevelopment A mixed use development and will include institutional Healthcare
space and social housing. The project involved extensive analysis of the surrounding Fitzrovia neighbourhood which lead to the
development of a range of redevelopment options for the site. The new D1 Institutional Healthcare building is proposed to be constructed to a
high structural and services specification to provide a significant level of flexibility for future use. £70m. 14,000sqm

16. East Surrey Hospital, new west entrance The Trust required a new calm and ‘corporate’ main entrance to replace the existing
dreary and poorly designed entrance. This needed to be easily identifiable and provide patients and visitors with a legible and welcoming
entrance whilst also creating a new café, pharmacy and ambulance booking office.
£1.3m. 750sqm

17. East Surrey Hospital, new west entrance The Trust required a new calm and ‘corporate’ main entrance to replace the existing
dreary and poorly designed entrance. This needed to be easily identifiable and provide patients and visitors with a legible and welcoming
entrance whilst also creating a new café, pharmacy and ambulance booking office.
£1.3m. 750sqm

18. New Private Patients Facility and Radiotherapy Suite, North Hampshire Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Construction work is underway to create a new Private Patients Facility and a Radiotherapy Suite at the Basingstoke Hospital site. The linked
facility will provide a series of consulting rooms, treatment rooms and support spaces arranged around an internal courtyard with access to a
new X-Ray room. £6m. 2,100sqm

19. St Luke’s Community Hospital, East Leicestershire and Rutland Clinical Commissioning Group.
St Luke’s Hospital currently provides palliative and rehabilitation care to the local community and sought consultancy services for a new
community hospital. Pick Everard provided Architecture with full multi-disciplinary Design Team, Project Management, and Cost Consultancy
services delivering from SOC Case 2 Options Appraisal under the Scape national framework.

20. St Luke’s Community Hospital, East Leicestershire and Rutland Clinical Commissioning Group.
The hospital is a new build, 2,000m² facility amalgamating outpatients services provided across the district focusing on paliative care which has
been identified as fundamental to delivering the health authority’s model of care for the 21st century. The
accommodation comprises of four clinical departments Primary Care, Physiotherapy, Outpatients and
Mental Health over three floors with a central ‘hub’ for the waiting, reception and circulation areas.

21. St Luke’s Community Hospital, East Leicestershire and Rutland Clinical Commissioning Group.
This bespoke facility affords the opportunity of creating exemplar accommodation which is adaptable in the long term. The resultant design
illustrates the culmination of extensive user consultation undertaken to provide a facility tailored to the needs
of patients and healthcare professionals. The building is designed to BREEAM Excellent. £5.9m. 2,000sqm

22. Louise Hamilton Centre, James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
The design of this award winning palliative care centre has incorporated a series of treatment rooms, office spaces and other back-up facilities
around the perimeter, with a central organic social space at the heart. The central space is a dramatic curving shape resembling a boat’s hull -
a reminder of the scheme’s seaside context and the notion of an ‘ark’ as a place of refuge. £1.45m. 530sqm

23. Holly House Hospital Aspen Healthcare Ltd The project has involved the implementation of a master plan for the major extension
and remodelling of an existing Private Hospital to provide increased capacity and improved functionality, whilst at the same time extending into
a newly acquired site to the rear. A new way-finding strategy has created dedicated entrances for inpatients, outpatients and diagnostics
departments. £20m. 9,485sqm

24. Maudsley Hospital Dining Room, Kings Health Partners. After the successful outcome of a limited competition, LSI
Architects has completed an interior refurbishment of the main dining room and hospital street at the Maudsley Hospital. The design has been
based on enhancing the existing layout to provide more variety and flexibility of space, enabling users to enjoy the area more effectively.
Enhanced acoustics allow quieter one-to-one discussions to take place simultaneously. £0.36m. 810sqm

25. Torbay Hospital, South Devon Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. Our design brings the main entrance down one level to
create suitable gradients and to minimise the walk for the predominantly elderly frail community that use the hospital. The Trust has recognised
the importance of our strategy in unlocking the potential of their hospital estate, and have made it a core component
of their master-plan for the transformation of the site. £33m. 9,000sqm

26. Grangewood, Western Health Social Care Trust A new flexible approach to residential and community mental health care
The new mental health unit will provide a model of care that departs from past practices, in providing a flexible, short stay facility for residential
care, when required, suiting people normally resident in the community. Extensive consultation has shaped a design
that provides year-round access to attractive but secure external spaces, an internal layout that maximises natural
light and views, and domestic scaled spaces. £8m. 3,700sqm

27. Institute of Psychiatry at Hospital Clinicas (IPq2), Hospital das Clinicas
Avanti Architects have opened an office in San Paulo, Brazil, and have recently completed the design of their first major project, a new building
at the Hospital das Clinicas, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sao Paulo. The building will compliment the facilities
of the existing adjacent Institute of Psychiatry, and will be linked by a glazed link on six levels. £13.5m. 10,000sqm

28. Wellcome Wolfson Centre for Medical Research, Royal Devon & Exeter NHSFT, University of Exeter &
Peninsula Medical School The centre will include a medical research facility, part-funded by the Wellcome Trust and Wolfson
Foundation, and two floors of laboratories which will focus on research into the treatment of
conditions such as diabetes and obesity. £19.4m. 7,300sqm

29. Centre for Research, Education and Simulation Enhanced Training, King Fahad Medical City, KSA
The new building will be fitted with state of the art simulation equipment to recreate scenarios for training all levels of hospital staff from
cleaners to neuro-surgeons from the Middle East region. The building will be a landmark structure in a
prominent position in front of the new hospital main entrance and piazza space. £30m. 20,000sqm

30. Langdon Hospital, Interserve Construction Ltd for Devon Partnership NHS Trust
Langdon Hospital is a 60 bed medium secure unit on the outskirts of Dawlish, recently completed . The scheme has been designed to reflect
current thinking for mental healthcare building design and to assist the Trust in delivering a modern, flexible forensic service. The best design
arises from a shared journey, a flow of ideas across a table where priorities are assessed and
prescribed thinking is challenged. £25m. 6,465sqm

31. Ellis Ward, The Royal Marsden Hospital Chelsea. The brief asked for the ward to be refurbished to create a suitable
clinical environment for female surgical oncology patients. The new layout provides better access to en-suite facilities and creates a
contemporary feel which improves the quality of the patient environment. Spaces have been created to enable sensitive
conversation to take place and allow time for reflection. £1.6m. 500sqm

32. Lancaster Grange Nursing Home, Barchester Healthcare Ltd.
This is a new 60 bed care home on a green field site in Nottinghamshire. The home provides facilities for people with dementia and
is designed as a series of smaller units and volumes. This gives the building a more domestic scale by use of differing
complementary materials to distinguish the blocks which together with a broken outline and roof scape gives the impression of a
cluster of smaller buildings. £3.7m. 3,200sqm

33. Cardiac Catheter Laboratories, Hammersmith Hospital, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.
Two new cardiac catheter laboratories together with the supporting accommodation and staff facilities have been provided. Philips
Healthcare were selected as the main equipment supplier for the two cardiac catheter labs using a floor mounted system, one of
which had to make provision for the existing Hansen robot to be transferred. £0.85m. 340sqm

34. Breast Clinic, Worthing Hospital. The Trust commissioned ADP to design a new specialist centre with the most up-to-
date equipment on their Park Avenue site, this being a standalone facility next to the main outpatients department. ADP’s design for
the new clinic provides state-of-the-art facilities for the diagnosis, and management of breast cancer and for specialist support for
the patient. The building provides the quiet and non-threatening environment that is required for patients and visitors. £2.5m.
1,240sqm

35. Outpatients Reception, Salford Royal Hospital. A visit to hospital can be a potentially distressing and confusing time
for people. It is clear that any new or refurbished health facility must avoid accentuating these feelings. In order to achieve this, a
logical layout is required with clear signposting and wayfinding. The use of materials and colour will need to be carefully selected to
be familiar and lighting designed to be subtle and glare free. Access to toilets should be easy and clear with simple to use fittings.

36. Outpatients Reception, Salford Royal Hospital. The design incorporates a slick pallet of materials and crisp graphics
to assist way-finding and people movement. A new concept of reception pods has been delivered, breaking down the barriers
between customer and staff. The innovative use of lighting has enlivened an internal space to create a vibrant and fresh reception
for the outpatients. £1.25m. 570sqm

37. Glenside Health Services, Adelaide, South Australia Health. Glenside Health Service is the first service in South Australia
to combine mental health and substance abuse services into a single facility. Completed in 2013, we combined
international best practice in mental healthcare design within a local context, in collaboration with local architects
Swanbury Penglase. The new facilities provide a place of refuge and healing.

38. Glenside Health Services, Adelaide, South Australia Health. A significant requirement of the brief was to de-stigmatise the
existing psychiatric hospital site by creating a new facility that could be integrated within the wider community. Our master-plan created a new
community of adjacent retail, commercial, housing and community precincts. The mental health services have been
demystified by collocation and by allowing permeability across the precincts.

39. Glenside Health Services, Adelaide, South Australia Health. We facilitated a rethink in operational policy, leading to a
change in the way the mental health facilities could be designed by effectively inverting an assumed model of a single building with a central
hospital street. We designed the new hospital to resemble a small village, in order to create an intimate scale of building.
Simple, individual buildings are organised around a “village green”. £81m. 15,000sqm

40. The Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Mater Campus Hospital Development
The Mater Misericordiae University Hospital is one of the largest and most advanced acute healthcare projects ever undertaken in Ireland;
and furthermore one that has been planned and executed on a constrained inner-city campus
between two live hospitals. £130.5m. 67,800sqm

41. St. Vincent's University Hospital: 110 Bed Ward Block, St. Vincent’s Healthcare Group
Great emphasis has been placed on patient dignity and safety. The facility incorporates the latest thinking of the STW healthcare team on
ward design including: Single rooms with outboard bathrooms, isolation rooms, decentralised
nursing station, full visibility of the patients head from the nurses touchdown bases and
design to reduce falls between the bed and the bathroom. £15.5m. 10,260sqm

42. UCLH Proton Beam Therapy and Phase 4 Hospital, University College Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
The UK government has committed to making available Proton Beam Therapy in the UK, to all NHS patients. The brief for this project is to
design the UK’s first Proton Beam Therapy Centre located on the UCLH City Centre campus.
The requirement is to locate four PBT treatment gantries and a particle accelerator (Cyclotron
or Synchrotron) in a bunker with approx 2.5m thick concrete walls. £40.1m. 30,000sqm

43. The Forum, Biomedical Campus, Cambridge with John Laing / Cambridge University Hospitals
Located on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus (CBC), The Forum will provide a hub where clinicians, researchers and
academics from across the world can come together to share knowledge and expertise and develop life-changing drugs and
treatments for patients. CBC aims to be one of the leading biomedical centres in the world by 2020. £120m. 37,500sqm

44. Royal Liverpool University Hospital Re-development, Liverpool with Carillion for Royal Liverpool and
Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust
NBBJ/ HKS have been appointed to design the new £335m Royal Liverpool University PFI. The proposed scheme will include
650 single en-suite bedrooms, including 40 critical care beds and 81 emergency assessment beds. £335m. 94,000sqm

45. Royal Liverpool University Hospital Re-development, Liverpool
The hospital is designed to be an inspirational landmark building for Liverpool, with the design of the external envelope and selection
of the materials based on the Liverpool City Centre Public Realm Implementation Framework. The new Royal design addresses the
complete environment and experience for patients, staff and visitors, maximising natural light and views at every level throughout
the building, and maintaining privacy and dignity through efficient orientation and wayfinding.

46. The Montefiore Hospital, Spire Healthcare
The Montefiore Hospital has given a former Victorian storehouse its third lease of life as a world class private healthcare facility. Though a
complex architectural problem, IBI Nightingale responded with an ambitious remodelling and extension design, which included novel use of
polystyrene blocks to reconfigure the internal floor plates. £17m. 7,240sqm

47. Oak Ward, Liverpool Heart & Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
The Oak Ward was designed under the strap line ‘more hotel than hospital’. Inspired by the Liverpool Heart & Chest Hospital NHS Foundation
Trust, the King’s Fund and IBI Nightingale, this vision has delivered 12 single bedrooms, each with a dedicated en-suite bathroom and two 4-
bed-bays, allowing patients to benefit from spacious surroundings, improved privacy and dignity as well
as superior facilities for dedicated care. £1.5m. 980sqm

48. Kirkwood Hospice
Kirkwood Hospice involves the extensive remodelling and new build extension of a 16 bed inpatient unit specialising in palliative care. A mixed
refurbishment and new build scheme, it has transformed a 25-year-old unit from a series of multi-bedrooms unsuited to modern clinical
healthcare, into an uplifting, healing and therapeutic environment. £2.4m. 720m2 refurb’, 432m2 new

49. Raffles Hospital extension,
Singapore
The architectural response to the site and
the existing building is derived from our
clarity of understanding of the context from
our analysis of the site and the existing
building. The design has sought to mediate
and integrate between the existing hospital
and the new extension with an architectural
expression and form that enables the
unification of the whole Raffles Hospital
building as one development.
£44m. 20,000sqm

50. Emergency Care Centre, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Gateshead
The Emergency Care Centre will be a state of the art facility, designed to improve and reform pathways for emergency
patients. The centre will provide co-located and integrated facilities for adult medical, paediatric and surgical
assessment, medical and surgical short stay, accident and emergency care and a Walk-in Centre.
£20m. 10,500sqm

51. Bransholme Health Centre, Hull LIFT, Citycare+Sewell Construction Ltd for NHS Hull, Teaching PCT
Providing the eleventh new community health centre as part of the Hull LIFT programme, Bransholme Health Centre is positioned in
one of the busiest parts of Hull. Located next to the Northpoint District Shopping centre, and replacing a very tired existing GP
surgery, the new facility provides a combination of key services as well as allowing GPs to share facilities efficiently.

52. Bransholme Health Centre, Hull LIFT, Citycare+Sewell Construction Ltd for NHS Hull, Teaching PCT
Early discussions with each of the practice managers and the Primary Care Trust took healthcare guidance recommendations for the
standardisation of room sizes, and extended this to allow flexibility between proposed GP clusters, giving the opportunity for different
configurations in the future with minimal change required to the building fabric. £14.7m. 4,500sqm

53. Hessle Road Community Health Centre, Citycare+Sewell Construction Ltd for NHS Hull, Teaching PCT
Flexible layouts allow rooms to be allocated between practices without large scale amendments to the plan, as well as rooms that
can be used for a variety of functions, providing modular design solutions. Art has been an important part of the Interior Design
development, and despite its relatively small scale, helps with wayfinding and identifying each practice. £11m. 3,500sqm

54. Queen’s Hospital A&E Department Patient Journey Mapping, Barking, Havering
and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust
Waiting times, queue lengths, travel distances and congestion are key factors that
define the experience of patients, visitors and staff in a hospital.

55. Queen’s Hospital A&E Department Patient Journey Mapping, Barking, Havering
and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust
These factors are directly affected by the hospital layout and operational management
which need to respond to the patient demands, processes and staffing needs.

56. Queen’s Hospital A&E Department Patient Journey Mapping, Barking, Havering and Redbridge University
Hospitals NHS Trust Buro Happold’s SMART Space team utilise modelling tools and
emerging technologies to model movement of patients, staff, and visitors and their
interaction with the hospital environments and processes.

57. Cancer Treatment Centre, Basingstoke. North Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
The brief from the Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust was a visionary one, inviting a ground breaking and innovative
design to achieve a step change in the care of cancer patients. Our proposal places equal emphasis on care and treatment. We
use form, landscape and the quality of light to communicate the concept of care, creating a kind and purposeful environment
which is self- evidently at the patient’s disposal. £11m. 3,800sqm

58. Critical Treatment Hospital
We were approached by a Trust to help them assemble the functional content and the form for a new type of hospital facility
which could dramatically change the way in which they deliver their services. This will provide emergency and critical care in a
small ‘hot’ hospital without any ambulatory functions which can be provided in more local settings. £105m

59. Northwick Park Hospital Emergency Department, North West London NHS Hospitals Trust
The 21st century model is changing as we seek to find a more generic design solution to the brief for health facilities, and a
kinder and more attractive environment. This is particularly relevant for Emergency departments where it is essential to create a
more flexible workplace and a more dignified patient environment. The reconfiguration of the facility at Northwick Park has the
potential to become a benchmark project in terms of design and performance. £14m. 4,000sqm

60. Akerman, Lambeth PCT, Building Better Health / Fulcrum
Akerman was commissioned by Lambeth Primary Care Trust to accommodate three General Practices, two flexible medical suites, a suite of
meeting rooms and offices for the Community Nursing teams and Local Authority Social Services. The objective was to consolidate services
from a number of locations and a number of agencies on a single site in a severely
deprived London neighbourhood.

61. Akerman, Lambeth PCT, Building Better Health / Fulcrum
Akerman assumes the role of a public building and borrows the form of a cathedral to convey its civic qualities. The design places the foyer in
the middle of this long building opposite a T-junction. When open, the foyer is an extension of the public realm – the new route through the
building links two adjoining neighbourhoods..

62. Akerman, Lambeth PCT, Building Better Health / Fulcrum
Clinicians, patients, neighbours and local community groups were consulted on functionality and impact. The plan form is simple – an 80m x
16m x 4-storey cuboid – but the massing and silhouette respect the scale of adjacent dwellings. The surface area is low, the ratio of floor area
to façade efficient. It is planned to a module to which the column grid, windows and room
dimensions conform. £12.4m

63. Hampshire Cancer Treatment Centre
BDP has won the design competition for a new cancer treatment centre for Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The highly
aspirational brief requires a building of outstanding architectural merit that positively reinforces the treatment process and
integrates successfully into a hospital campus with regard for future needs. Patient care is provided in a supportive environment
combined with state of the art technology for clinical treatments.

64. Teaching, Trauma and Tertiary Care Centre (3 T’s) Brighton
Our solution fits a large scale hospital sensitively into its historic context. The topography of the site
is fully exploited with the mass of the building broken down into fingers, which contain the bulk of
the ward accommodation and face south with views over the English Channel.

65. 3CCC Gwent

66. SHEPPARD ROBSON
Tseung Kwan O Hospital, Hip Hing Chun Wo Joint Venture
Tseung Kwan O Hospital is a new build ambulatory care unit providing clinical support services,
and physio-social-spiritual rehabilitation services, built alongside a recently completed adjoining
hospital. The project aims to maximize Inpatient care capacity to over 600 in-patient beds.
£100m. 35,500sqm

67. SHEPPARD ROBSON
Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine (SCRM), University of Edinburgh
The Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine is the first large-scale, purpose built facility of its kind in
the UK and is set to become the first laboratory building in Scotland to receive a BREEAM Excellent
rating. The Centre will develop new treatments for human diseases affecting the nervous system, liver
and other organs. £35m. 8,700sqm

68. SHEPPARD ROBSON
Imperial Centre for Translational and Experimental Medicine (ICTEM), Imperial College London
The Imperial Centre for Translational and Experimental Medicine (ICTEM) combines laboratory space for up to 450 scientists with a dedicated
clinical trials facility. It was built with support from the British Heart Foundation, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, the Medical Research
Council and the Wellcome Trust. £43m. 13,000sqm

69. Project Arizona 2, Neurosciences Specialist Hospital
The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust
£22m. 9,800sqm

70. Discovery House, New Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit
Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Trust
£14.4m. 4,230sqm

71. Blackpool Victoria Hospital, Surgical Centre
Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
£44m. 12,000sqm

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