health
centre for teaching training and research - canberra hospital
This 5200m2 medical training, teaching and research office facility integrated best sustainable design practices and responded to present and future needs within the hospital master plan. The design established a quality and presence in accordance with the vision for the Medical school and research campus of the Canberra hospital. Key considerations in the design included: developing a layout structured around frequency of use; and addressing the diverse requirements of the three distinct functions within the building: public spaces, training areas, teaching and office areas. Aspects such as climate control, acoustic treatment, technology integration, circulation and way finding were approached differently for each of these functions ;. Training spaces in the design included: Seminar Rooms, Manual Handling rooms, Computer Tutorials rooms; Clinical Skills rooms (connected to ANUMS via a bridge link); and Immersive Learning scenario spaces.
medical surgery refurbishment
Complete refurbishment, including consultation rooms, procedure room, reception, waiting area and storage facilities.
canberra hospital master documentation
The purpose of this project was to produce detailed layouts and technical standards and product specifications for The Canberra Hospital Redevelopment Master Plan. The documentation set, intended to define standards for future developments. It included hospital wards, consultation and treatment areas; individual and multiple occupancy ward bedrooms and toilet facilities; family and patient lounges ; clean and dirty utility and disposal rooms; hand washing, linen, mobile equipment, meals and beverages bays; staff offices and work stations; and inter floor public stairs and fire stairs.