Development is in progress, but the market is still some years from a pilot..
A place of anxiety and relief, illness and joy.But also a place of catering, deliveries, laundry and car parking..
It must be as efficient as possible, and house some of the most advanced technology in the world, and yet feel human and welcoming.And whatever else it is today, we know that it may need to be something very different – although we don’t know what – in just a few months’ time..The opportunity within healthcare design and build is to address all of these competing value drivers successfully.
This is the essence of our core approach – design to value.. Our overarching aim is to deliver a beautiful building which achieves excellence in clinical outcomes, patient safety and user experience, savings in cost and carbon, precision in budget and timescales, and flexibility to allow for future developments, planned and not.. A holistic approach to healthcare.Every project starts with a brief, of course.
A clear brief allows for the design to be checked continuously as it evolves.
Our approach to developing a brief is to place it firmly in the context of being a part of the process which ends with a fully functioning hospital.Given the potential scale of this project and its broader applications, we would seek to connect with MHCLG, both in terms of technical development, and to benefit from their convening power..
The more connections we enable, the stronger those connections become and the more benefits arise from them.A key principle of this project and the thinking within it is actively and consciously to reinvest the positive impact and learnings of the project for the people involved, to create a virtuous cycle of continuous improvement and progress.. To learn more about our Design to Value approach to design and construction, sign up for our monthly newsletter here:.
http://bit.ly/BWNewsUpdatesWhat is operational carbon?.Operational carbon refers to the emissions of a building during its operation.
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