Health

Tamworth Hospital Redevelopment Acute Services Building provides a hub for medical, surgical and other specialities in the region and includes consultancy outreach and support for chronic and complex disease management across the whole community.

We were engaged by a plumbing contractor to carry out the Hydraulic design finalization and workshop drawings. The workshop drawings were completed in REVIT which was utilized to carry out full coordination of all services for the project.

The project value was $220 million dollars.

John Hunter Children’s Hospital. Stage 1 has provided a new Special Care ICU, encompassing clinical spaces, family wing and dedicated palliative care spaces.

The architect wanted the design to be focused heavily on colours, materials and textures derived from nature, with a colour palette transitioning from greens through to blues, timber look finishes and large-scale wall imagery of natural, local scenes and plants.

We worked closely with EJE Architecture to provide a Specialist Lighting design as this was another primary design consideration throughout the planning process, with indirect and natural lighting utilised throughout the unit as much as possible.

The new $6.5m Muswellbrook Hospital Emergency Department was designed and documented by EJE to enable the delivery of a modern and augmented approach to the provision of emergency care in an environment that improved patient flows and internal and external functional relationships.

The design for the new 1000m2 Emergency Department promotes contemporary models of emergency care by providing distinct and flexible functional areas new resuscitation bays, treatment beds, fast track patient care facilities, paediatric treatment rooms, isolation rooms, dedicated consult rooms, nursing and ambulance triage areas, safe assessment treatment facilities, and separate staff office accommodation and amenities.

The public waiting area incorporates an innovative indoor/outdoor courtyard waiting space, which avoids the institutional experience which historically have been endured by patients and visitors in hospital emergency facilities at times of trauma and stress.

Works included a new operating theatre, new medical records area, new admissions area, and refurbishments to existing wards.

This $18 million dollar refurbishment included a new operating theatre, new recovery area, new 1500m2 Oncology Department and refurbishments to existing wards.